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n t 3 s r 3 w; $1100.
«lotie« of Guardian S tk of Rool
Thos W Diavis to AUnina M
Hills; lots 2-3 blk 69LaF;$4fi0. Notloe U herabr given that the unden iraed.
■ W. P itr iM , M | a w 4 l u ot U m aatoto of W al­
M ay Crater to S D Crawford; ter L Vlneoo, s minor, by virtu « «1 an order
uufl lioeDMOl « 1 « duly made and antor«d la
ts 3-4 blk 18 Johns ad McM;$600 the county Court o f Ore*on for Tnm hill Coun­
ty on tb* Mb day of
o f July, 1
IMS, authorising and
I I V U T T H D U O A T M O M IH O
•ring blm ao to do, will on and altar
M C Howard & hnbtoM ahala
IMS, ut bla
hl« reel<lrno<
reeldrnoe
o f f Augnai,
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. Y ambili County, Oregon, offer
S Kellogg; It 14 Wynooski subd
will m H al privato w l* for caah to
,.at bidder all the
Newberg; $1200.
■ilDor
‘ andato the
Wld minor
In
real
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U), to-wit:
Wm S Houck & w f to City M cM
. Stinga »art o< tbe Donation Load Claire of
160 a in Amasa Brooks die in t tinto McKern and wile, Notification No. IMS.
Claim No. 3S, In Tnwnahlp Three South of
4 s r 5 w; $1811.
* * 1 two Ware of Wl llama I to Meridian and
ularly bounded and deaeri bod re follow» :
No. riva; Beginning at th« Southwret
W E Robbins e ta lto C ity M cM
■of the N ortbbalf of u ld
right to dam Baker erk in nc Vi
m and running thenea Jteat SLH chain«:
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1908 .
___ ie« North ICIT chain«; thenee Went 27.M
sec 8 1 4 s r 5 w; $100.
«b a in «; thence South 14.08 ehaliu ; thenee Weet
4.00 chalneitheaou South AOS ebalna to place
Isab C Eborall to Wm E Rus­ tf beginning, containing 4AM agree, more or
Our friend D. W. Bath, formerly
sell; 237.67 a in els 64-70 in t 5 s A l«o: Beginning at tb « Nortbwret corner of
o f the Hillsboro Independent has
the South half of retd Donation Lena Claim
r 6 w; $1.
and running thence South 40.17 « h e lo t to th «
bought the Western Oregon, a
Souihweet eorner of reld Donation te n d Claire;
Austin Cornelius et al to City thence Kaet 3 0 .« chain« to a point 10 ehalna
paper published at Cottage
W ««t of the Soutbaaet eorner o f «aid Donation
McM; r o f w tor water main over Land Claire; thenee North 29 SO ch a in «; thenee
Grove. We are glad to see him
W w t 14.Mchain«; thence North 8 40 chain* to
80 a in secs 28-33 t 3 s r 5 w;$25. South line of Section 21, reld Tow n tb lp and
bocfcle on the harness again for
Renee; thenee Wret on South line of «aid Sec­
W alt Grendening to City McM; tion 21, 22.60 ebalna; thenoe Nor h 8.8ft chain«
he is an all round good newspa­
to th« line d ividin g the North and 8outh
r ot w for water main over 40 a halve* of «aid Donation Land Claim, and thenoe
perman as well as a good fellow.
West 22.78 chain« to the place of beginning,
in sec 35 in t 3 s r 5 w; $25.
containing 227.61 «ere«, more or len . and In all
On account of tbe change o f own­
278 SO acre» more or I
Edwin Tyjer to Mrs. FE G age; The «aid Interact ot reld m inor la reld real
ership of the Western Oregon the
«Mate being an undivided one-flfth Interest
small tract near 1st & B sts Mc­ therein subject to dower estate of Mary A. H ig­
editor o f the Cottage Grove
gins former Mary A. McKern, widow of Luke
Minnville; $250.
MeKern. deceased, and subject to the curtesy ot
Leader has this to say o f his re­
Isaac H. Vinsou, widower of L illy Vlnaon,
Aaron Mills & w f to Seth A deceased.
tiring competitor-' “ Our esteemed
Mills; 49 a in A G Henry d k in t Dated July 15th, 1008. 8. w. p a r r is h .
-contemporary, Western Oregon,
Guardian of the estate of Walter I. Vinson,
3 s r 3 w; $1.
said m inor above named.
has changed ownership. C. J.
J
W
Funk
to
City
McM;
r
o
f
w
Howard has laid down his tren­
Beal Estate Transient.
for water main over 80 a in sec
chant and fluent pen after a good
A sp o rto * S t «h » Yam bili County A bat rant 34 t 3 s r 5 w; $25.
Company. MoMInnylUa.
many years service in this city,
Eva Fundman to C S Palmer;
slid out o f the editorial chair and
Carl Schmidt to C E Duvall; all
Corvallis, Ore.
w
Vi lot 4 blk 5 Fairview ad Wil-
vacated the sanctum. “Jack” as int in Dnvall Farm on Deer
lamina; $200.
FFERS collegiate courses in
we all know him best turned out Creek; $450.
C
S
Palmer
to
W
L
Harrington
Agriculture, including A g ­
a good, live loc^il paper, whooped
C E Duvall to J B Hosford; all
w
Vilt
4
blk
5
Fairview
ad
Willa-
ronomy,
Horticulture, Horticul­
it up tor the town and commu­ int in Dnvall Farm on Deer
mina;
$325.
ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
nity, cracked a few evils on the „Creek; $1.
Panl
Fundman
to
W
L
H
a
r
Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Do­
head and applauded most w or­ Sarah C O’Neil (by sheriff) to
rington;
It
4
blk
2
Fairview
ad
mestic
Science and Art; Civil^
thy and meritorious enterprises J M Pugh; lots 7-8 blk 44 Oak
Willamina;
$75.
Electrical,
Mechanical, and Min
and measures. For this service Park Add to McMinnville; $1.96.
o
f
R V Harris to City McM; r
in g Engineering; C o mme r c e ;
he g o t his share of public patron-
Dayton Co-operative Cream­
w
for
water
main
over
40
a
in
Pharmacy.
.age, commendation and—kicks. ery Co to F M and Ann E Crab­
s
e
c
3
t
4
s
r
5
w
;
$50.
Offers elementary courses in
Like all newspaper effort, his was tree; lots 122 & 123 Dayton;
Warren
Carlson
et
al
to
City
Agriculture, Forestry, Domestic
appreciated on the part of a tew, $1500.
McM;
r
of
w
tor
water
main
over
Science and Art, Commerce and
the rest remained indifferent, al­ F M Crabtree & w f to L F
40
a
in
sec
34
t
3
s
r
5
w;
$15.
Mechanic Arts, including forge
lowed their subscriptions to be­ Moore & wl; und 1-7 lots 122 &
J A Derby & w f to Alb J Houck work, cabinet making, steam
come delinquent and go t mad 123 Dayton; $1.
120x200 tt at 1st & B sts McM fitting, plumbing, machine work,
when they were requested to pay
F M Crabtree & w f to B Ga­
etc.
up—but these little joys and sor­ briel & wf; und 1-7 lots 122 & $2500.
0
K
Edwards
et
al
to
Pacific
Strong faculty, modern equip­
row s will trouble our brother 123 Dayton; $1.
Face
Brick
Co;
Clay
Co
snbd
ex
ment;
free tuition; opens Sept. 25.
no more—until he gets the fever
O F Swartz & wt to Clarissa
-19
cept
tracts
10-11-12-13-16-17-
Illustrated
catalogue with full
again and returns to his first love Barnett; lots 4-5 blk 22 Faulcon
information on application to the
$ 1 .
— it were ever thus. T o the cred­ ers Add Sheridan; $200.
U
S
to
Jas
Winslow;
280
a
in
Registrar, free.
it o f both papers and their man­
N F Barnett & w f to Clarissa
secs 34-35 t 5 s r 8 w.
agement, may it be said that Barnett; 16.25 a in A BFaulcon-
A C White & w f to W H & M
personalities, mud-slinging edi­ ers d l c i n t 5 s r 6 w ; $1000.
C Calavan; 65 a in sec 2 t 4 s r 5
torial controversies have been
R B McDonald et al to Ellen
w; $2500.
strictly prohibited and friendly Lawler; 5 a in M Malone d 1 c in
George Mclntire to Elizabeth
relations have at all times pre­ t 4 s r 4 w; $675.
Craw; part lot 3 blk 1 Oak Park'
There is no need of anyone suffer­
vailed; which we trust will con­
Fred Werth & w f to C C & Na-
ing long with this disease, for to
ad McM; $490.
tinue.”
onia Flora; 3.53 a in S D Snow
afreet a quick cure it ie only neces­
Eliz Craw to A rt Small; part It
sary to take a few doses of
den d l c i n t 3 8 r 2 w ; $211.
3 blk 1 Oak Park ad McM; $490
F M Crabtree & w f to F A
The Baker City Herald says
Geo Ainslie et al to City McM;
that profane language is out of Crawford & wt; nnd 1-7 lots 122 r o f w for water main over 240 a
place on the street. Yes, and & 123 Dayton; $1.
in sec 34 t 3 s r 5 w; $ 50;
F M Crabtree & w f to R L
anywhere else.—Eugene Guard.
F D Culver & w f to City McM;
Right you are. Apropos, there Harris & wf; und 1-7 lots 122 & r ot w tor water main over 80 a
In hurt, in most cases one dose is
sufficient. It never fails and cam be
is less profane language heard in 123 Dayton; $1.
in sec 28 t 3 s r 5 w; $25.
relied upon in tbe most severe and
F M Crabtree & w f to Geo H
Woodbum than in any other city
dsmgerous cases. It ie equally val­
1 P Rood to City McM; t o f w
uable for children and is tbe means
of the same size. Our people are Baxter & wt; und 1-7 lots 122 & tor water main over 40 a in sec
of saving tbe liyea of many children
tally conversant with the English 123 Dayton; $1.
each year.
2 t 4 s r 5 w; $25.
F M Crabrtee & wt to F R
In the world’s history no medicine
language and do not have to re­
Jas Murray & w tto City McM;
has ever met with greater success.
Wilson
&
wf;
und
1-7
lots
122
&
sort to profanity in order to ex­
r o f w tor water main over 80 a
PRICE 25c. LAME SIZE 50t.
press their thoughts.—Wood burn 123 Dayton; $1.
in sec 33 t 3 s r 5 w; $25.
Lester J Shippv & w f to J C &
Independent.
A C White & wt to C ity McM;
The time was when editors of Mildred E Nichols; 145.81 a in c r o f w for water main over 40 a
local papers held the opinion that 59 in t ’4 s r 4 w; $10,000.
i n s e c 2 t 4 s r 5 w ; $50.
3
%
Victor A Gross & w f to O F
in order to appear funny in dish­
G W Odell & Sarah McTeer to
ing up matters o f local interest Swartz; lots 4-5 blk 22 Faulcon- City McM; r o f w for water main 3
We are selling lots of
they must approach very close to ers Add Sheridan; $185.
over 40 a in sec 17 t 4 s r 5 w; $J0
Cephas Tipton & w f to R L
the verge o f profanity, but we
J T Funk & w f to City McM;
are glad to note that this style Donald; 80 a in sec 20 t 5 s r 8 w r ot w for water main over 80 a
1
‘
AND
is not in vogue to any great ex­ $450.
in sec 2 t 4 s r 5 w; $25.
tent here in Oregon at the present J W Scott & w f to Isaac Lam-
Eliz Yeo & hnb to Nora Addi­
time. The local paper is read in bright; 215.13 a in cl 62 in t 3
son; 2 a in It 10 J W Fletchers
|
BECAUSE
the home by young and old and r 4 w; $1.
1st ad Dayton; $425.
Alta Adkins & hub to Fred
its influence is sure to be felt
Jos Everest & w f to David A 3
Stock is Largo and
either tor or against better mor­ Withee & wf; und 1-7 86 a in sec Jones; 22x150 ft blk 3 Everest
Prices Right
als in the community and we are 22 t 2 s r 3 w; $350.
ad Newberg; $88.
N C Christenson to Geo W
alw ays pleased to see any o f our
Geo C Robinson to W T Bart­
exchanges taking a stand against Range; part tract 23 NW New- lett; n e V 4 s e V 4 s e c 3 6 t 2 s r 4 w ;
NASH A FIN LEY
the disgusting practice o f the use berg subd; $450.
$800.
Miria E Dipperman to H
Kiw i*
o f profanity.
T A Nance & w f to Ella B Ledg-
Morris & S W Parrish; part blk erwood; small tract Amity; $850.
19 Hurley & Large Add Newberg:
A W ord to Advertisers.
G U Snapp to J B Mount; small
$300.
tract near 1st and College sts
Well yes, a general stock always on
I f you have examined the cata­
W McLean & w f to S W & H L Newberg; $2000.
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W.
B. Reed for prices before buying else­
logues issued by the big mail or­ Parrish; 51.80 a in Sidney Smith
J B & Prudy C Mount to G U where. Address,
der concerns you will have been die; $2300.
Snapp; lot 3 blk 11 Newberg;
Jas W & Alt Perry & wvs to F
impressed, perhaps, with the
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg.
$1300.
studied efforts these merchants A Gustafson & wf; 39 a in sec 22
E M Heacock to G U Snapp;
make to convince people that t 4 s r 5 w; $600.
tract 8 NW Newberg subd; $1.
Jas W Perry & w f to F A Gus­ U S to Lizette Nepesank; e V4
thev can SAVE MONEY BY
DEALING W IT H T H E M —save tafson & wt; ne Vi sec 22 t4 s r 5 ne V4 sec 33 t 5 s r 8 w.
U S to Cooks Gay; 45.04 a in
something on almost any article w; $2800.
sec31t5sr7w&seclt6s r
U S to Thos Rees; 160 a in sec
under the sun.
8 w.
The appeal succeeds as you 30 t 3 s r 5 w.
J A Guilliford & w f to Lodema
A
H F McClellan & w f to Cynthia A Matlock; Its 7-8 Winooski sub
know; and these merchants win
largely because of the emphasis P Hadaway; 166.08 a in t 5 s r Newberg; $1000.
they place on this one idea all the 3 & 4 w; $500.
A n Insidious D anger.
Books, Stationery, Fancy and
time, in all of their advertising.
Henry C Tatro & wt to A lf E
One of the wont features of kid­ Toilet Articles. Camara and
Now you know that on a great Amos; 80 a in Garrison Crow ney trouble is that it is an insidious Kodaks and all kinds of Camera
disease and befote the victim real­ Supplies.
many things you can undersell die in t 3 s r 5 w; $3500.
these same mail order people;
Adeline Abernathy to Guy V izes bis danger be may have a fatal LE M O N S G fV E N IN K O D A K '
and so it seems as though one Abernathy; und
of ■
Jno H malady. Take Foley’s Kidney E K Y
Remedy at tbe first sign of trouble
w a y to compete with them would Davis die in t 3 s r 4 4; $5.
as it corrects irregularities and pre­
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25;
Jennie D Miller to Wm L Stew­ vents Brigbt’s disease and diabetes.
be to enlarge upon the tact that
Graphic and Journal $2.
„you can undersell even the mail art; 20 a in Jno Williamson die For sale by C. F. Moore.
N E W B E R O Q R A P H IC .
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
order houses on some qualities of
goods.
And, in your advertising, it
might be wise to learn one other
thing from these people. They
take plenty o^space in which to
describe (usually in very crude
literary style, but still with a
certain amount of conviction)
the merits and attractions o f
their goods—specific, detailed de­
scriptions.
You can make your ads twice
as interesting as any mail order
catalogue, twice as readable—
but you should keep in mind the
tw o things that in mail order
a d v e r t i s i n g , S E L L GOODS:
Claims of money-saving—and de­
tailed descriptions o f articles—
and always iteration and reiter­
ation o f the idea that their prices
are lower.
Incidentally the mail order
merchant will not cut into the
trade o f any merchant who ad­
vertises aggressively and ade­
quately in Ids best local news­
paper.
Agricultr’l College
O
DIARRHOEA
Chambsrlain’s
Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
.
Going
Camping?
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
King & Bennett
Hardware Co.
First & Washington Sts.
C. B. CUMMINGS A 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:!
Give iu a chance at that
new home. We would like
to put in those Bath Fix­
tures, Etc., and do your
plumbing.
.
Having Eyes
They see not, unless they are
properly fitted with glasses.
S. W. POTTER
Is the the man to
L E T U 5 FIGURE W IT H YOU.
Clemenson & Evans
B ee
about it.
Watches, Clocks, and a full line
of Silverware for the holiday
trade.
] Ribbons,Laces
i Embroideries
F R U IT T R E E S
t.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK
SPECIALTY.
Vi
Va
NEWPORT
Y A Q U IN A B A Y
Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort
The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv­
able form o f healthful and delightful recreation.
Its Facilities A re Complete — Best o f food and an abun­
dance of it. Fresh water from springs. All modem 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.
NEW PORT is reached by way of 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 elaborate new summer book gives a concise
description of Newport, including a list of
hotels, their capacity snd rates. €sll on, tele­
phone or write
G. W . James, Local Agent
WM. McMtTRRAT
General Pasaenger Agent,. Portland Oregon
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