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N ewberg NEWBEBG, Y A M H IL L 00 G raphic IHE00N, THUBSDAY, AITOU8T 27.1908, incapable ot pretense; the women never kiss women they hate, and the men play a wretched game o! poker. Libra people also have Roman calendar Sep no ear for music, and generally the seventh month play some particularly loud in This brought Labor strument in the village band. in the heat o f the at that fair and while you’frtu t County, Indiana until 1877, it learn to sing your “ School ffcir when they removed to Oregon R a l l y Song.” Neatly mtry and settled at Springbrook, near school has one. WhcnyoiMMpe New berg, where he soon engaged * In the old to the fair, holler for youri^Sbol in fruit raising. He shipped the tember was and when your school using* Join first car load of dried prunesever ot the year. in the chorus. I t w on 't bu*t,you, sent from Oregon, and followed Day aronnd in fact the effect on you witt be that industry for several years, | The swallow will desert the eave I And start the movement south, surprising for you’ll feel a but latterly he had pursued gen was too hot to march far enough [ And the farm er prime himself to spit boy again. T ry it now and tee eral Horticulture. The “ Hos t o make any impression on capi Through early autumn’s drouth; i f it isn’t true. kins Cherry” is of his propaga- ta l. Like every other politician, The pumpkins will grow long and gaunt All who are expect^jng to qj||ke gation. With dragging-on the vine. Nntna was afraid o f the labor exhibits o f any kind a t the Coin He was a man o f sterling char And when the time shall come for old vo te so he poshed September John D. to get in line ing county school and stock A i r acter, firm in his convictions o f along to the ninth place in the And pay his month's installment on should, as soon as pbssible, HM(ke the right and always bore an un calendar, and had Labor Day That thirty million fine, application to Jonas J. Howell, sullied reputation. He was a fall on the first day o f Autumn W e ’ll hear a horse-laugh that will give o f McMinnville, for space, s^kt- Mason in Carthage Lodge No. U s shivers down the spine. The unions were thus enabled to ing number and kind Of slot 169 o f the grand jurisdiction o f The moon w ill be full on the march twice as far, and Numa any, and quantity and kii Indiana in 1867, and was a past 10th, and the American fleet w ill had to refuse a third term. vegetables, etc. The school master of Newberg Lodge No. I The old school bell w ill toll the make the Society Islands about dren must arrange for thes 104 o f New berg, Oregon. knell of youthful summer joys, the 12th. It is expected that it hibits through County Sc • 'He leaves his widow, tw o .and the girls w ill meekly get in Superintendent W. H. Belt. brothers and a large circle o f oth liae, together with some boys; er relatives and friends to mourn but the gamer youngsters will his departure, but who have an hide out a few days in dissent, abiding confidence that at roll- and later on the last one in will F. C. Mills, a veteran oh the call on the other side o f life be run for president. Civil War, has in his possession a can answer here” with unblush- The summer girl w ill get her copy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, ing brow. co a t and Merry W idow hat, and published April 11, 1865, just journey homeward from the sea four days before the assassina uncertain where she’s at; but the tion ot President Lincoln, which w idow easily caressed because is a very interesting sheet. At F. D. Coburn, secretary o f the she stuck to toques, will bring a this time the Cincinnati Gazette Kansas Stare Board of Horticul mollycoddle home and show it to* was the principal republican pa ture, recently delivered the fol the folks. per published in the middle west, lowing humerous eulogy upon The tourists who have been while the Enquirer was an ultra the hog before the Knife and Fork abroad on fashionable trips, will The County Fair. democratic sheet with strong se Club o f Kansas City. homeward wend with hotel tags cession sympathies, e s p e c ia lly “ No ’reflection, hygienic or san stack all around their grips; and The following is furnished by during the early part of the war. itary, is cast upon your city when thronging in their wake w ill In this issue is found a lengthy our friend Tim othy Brownhill I say that, for the hog, it is the come a never-ending flow o f bust who is boosting for the school editorial on the “ End o f * the most unhealthful in the world. ed immigrants to see where they Armed Conflict” which is inter I can count back 64,000,000 of fair: g o t all their dough. Everybody is interested in the esting reading at this date. The him that have come to Kansas September is when the autum coming county school fair and following quotation from the ar City, and the records show all j nal equinox the mosquito out. stock show. The children o f ticle shows something o f the sen dead. Therefore as his next friend, j This occurs on the 22nd, when course are actively engaged in timent o f the ed ito r “ Whether and of his family, I come to make the sun goes over the equator for keeping tired mammas and bored we, the people o f the North, have a few remarks and introduce res a touchdown on the ice cream papas answering questions as to nobly succeeded in a high olutions. gigglery and summer underwear. when to hoe, and how to sucker holy enterprise, or have uqjd: “ From antiquity, through the The coal man will kick goal, and corn so as to secure the very best won a point in a bad Jqpg progress of years, he has be M r. Roosevelt, leaving Sagamore stalks, and how to bake bread gerous game, Which, while come civilized, is a debt payer, a Hill, will tarn to Washington ike mother makes, and a thou strips the losing, brings no good mortgage remover, and a but and the serious business o f load sand and one things that school to the winning party, is a ques tress o f prosperity. He must be in g some more shells for lions. children didn’t use to care a thing tion which our successors twenty, reckoned with by the luckless ex The cooler air will stimulate about because it was not a part forty or fifty years hence will be plorer ot the Yukon. He is an The Presidential race, better qualified to decide than o f their curriculum. And everybody will hit up automatic reducer of the corn But things have changed with we are at present.” A little faster pace. supply and a raiser of the price. The paper is largely taken up The smiling entry from the Platte the times. Our foremost educa He is a bucolic bond whose cou tors have learned that it we in giving an account o f the sur Will put up clouds o f dust. pons are large litters o f pigs. And the roly-poly man will run would keep our brightest boys render o f Lee. Under the head of “ He is a patient pig, a con Till he is like to bust. and most intelligent girls on the “ Local News” the following note And Teddy meanwhile -will ob 1 arms we must interest them in on “ The Glorification” is given: denser of ham, head cheese, glue, bristle, buttons, fertilizer, saddle serve the contest through his arm life, so they have added to Our city was considerably up covers and sausage. He is a glass, and stick around the half- school life the study o f agricul set with excitementSunday night, mile post until the runners pass; ture, and the art o f woodcraft as over the news that General Lee mint and the yellow corn is the and if he tears the Platte w ill win a means to an end. Thisofcourse and his army had surrendered to bullion which he transforms into the highest priced o f boons, he’ll ms won the children, and the General Grant. The bells o f en* coin. In all homes he is on the laugh and whistle up a few old children—God bless ’em—are go ginc houses, churches, factories tables—high born rich and poor. reassuring tunes, and toss a big ing to win the old folks into help and founderies rang out on the He is with the soldier in the camp 4at bumblebee in T a ft’s back pan ing them make the biggest and midnight air, cannon belched and the sailor on the deep. “ At 2.25 per hundred he is a taloons. )est fair this year Old Yamhill forth in thunder tones, bonfires plebian and we won’t speak to And then there will be doings las ever seen. We must not de- illumined every' street, and the him when we meet, him on the ■on this none too stable earth, jend too much on the children, people broke the stillness of the street. At $7.25 per hundred he and every democrat w ill get his >ut we want to push them ahead, Sabbath evening with huzzas campaign dollar’s worth; the th a t is natural; we want to en that were deafening. The glori is a gentleman and a scholar and Hisgens, Debs and all o f that in courage them all we can, that’s fication continued throughout stops associating with the coun consequential fry, will duck into sound sense; but we must also yesterday and last night. Flags try people. He comes to town the weeds and watch the big do our part, you and me. Don’t and banners were suspended from and becomes an autocrat, but he event go by; and the T aft men w ait till later on, commence right every window and every house gets it in the neck a t the packing looking on the while the fire now. You too, Mr. Business top. and our city liberally exhib houses, is bled to death, becomes the commerce o f the nation, the works pop and sizz, will hold on Man. Let everybody take a ited her holiday attire.” fat o f the land. tightly and inquire, “ Which cloud hand in this exhibiting business. “ The pig gets one luxury—dish o f dust is his?” We all may not get a ribbon but Obituary. water. Dish-water contains pre The touch of Fall will make the ripe we will have the satisfaction of And falling acorn thud, Cyrus Edwin Hoskins w a s serves, molasses, pepper, toma Knowing we have done our part A ad the crawfish will throw up his tail ;oward helping along a good born near New Vienna, Clinton toes, milk, onions, steak, gravy, And burrow in the mud; cause. Another thing, come pre County, Ohio, July 3,1842, and pickles, grease, cheese, and ex The dread mosquito will depart pared to have a good time. Of died at his home at Springbrook, iled dish-rags'” From this terrestrial scene, But he’ll die, as well becomes the brave course you’re coming. Every Oregon, August 18, 1908. He W ith his face against the screen. Defined. body is going to do that, but was the oldest son o f Joseph And then the fall-enlivened colt when you come leave that grow l, Hoskins and Sarah Ann Hodson w ill frolic on the hill, and the rail that scowl, and that tired feeling Hoskins, who passed from earth Teacher—Johnny, you m a y roads will return the folks they at home. But don’t forget to life near Newberg some years spell the word “ neighbor.” found too tough to kill; the fat bring with you the best cow,steer, since. Jonnny—N-e-i-g-h-b-o-r. and idle plutocrat will close his horse, goat, hog, sheep, poultry Teacher—That’s right. Now, His opportunities for school summer place, and the candidate ar*d produce and your best word education were such as the com Tommy, can you tell me what a w ill mount the stunip and run and smile, makes no difference if mon schools o f the day offered neighbor is? o ff at the face. Tommy—Yes, ma’am. I t ’s a the grin is a few inches broader and even before that was com After the 23rd, September will than usual, you can just ease it pleted the Civil War broke out woman that borrows things.— be under the influence o f Libra, up witH a shout like Johnny and he enlisted early in the con Chicago News. the seventh sign o f the zodiac. makes when he sees a new pair flict and served until after the The sign of Libra represents a o f red-topped boots in sight. surrender at Appotomnx. He For Sale Cheap. pair at scales held in the claws of was in many engagements but Now don’t be afraid to talk a scorpion. It is o f Chaldean about the fair to your neighbors. with rare good fortune escaped One 12 disc seeder, 12 disc har origin and is supposed to mean It w on’t hurt you and besides, being wounded. row, tw o section steel harrow, th a t about the 23rd is where the you’ll enjoy it too. Tell it to He was married to Miss Ma 14 inch steel beam plow. Call •ice man gets stung himself. everybody everywhere what a tilda Hadley November30,1865, on or write Calvin Hutchins, R. People # born under Libra are j grand time we are going to have and resided on a farm in Rush F. D. No. 3, Box 37, Newberg. All Straw Hats at just one-half of regular price A fine assortment of Caps to close at 2 5 cents N O T IC E T O T H E P U B L IC . W e can supply you w ith the N E T T L E T O N S H O E , the best on the m arket Just the thing: lor D R E SSY D R E SSE R S YOURS TRU LY H O D SO N BROS. East First Street "If you get k o f Hodson Bros., it’s right. MARVEL! A WONDER H ie only practical machine ever devised for sharpening knives, hatchets, axes, and tools o f every description. The sharpening wheel is made o f that Wears ten times as long as any other, cuts faster, and does not draw the temper. Just the thing ¡fo r carpenters, machine men and hotels. Uhe ffian/c o f Tfetvberg Was organized in 1890 when Newberg was but a village o f five hundred people- Its growth has kept pace with its section and to day it places at the disposal o f its patrons the extensive connections and the financial strength acquired by eighteen years o f con tinuous growth. You are cordially invited to become a cus tomer of one o f the oldest'banks in Yamhill county, which promises you its best service at all times. B. C. M I L E S ................................................President J. L. H O S K IN S .................................. Vice President J. C. COLCO R D . ............................................ Cashier W . E. C R O Z E R ......................................Asst. Cashier
