afe*.
■uv
M A Baker & w f to Jno G Bak
the standpoint o f an agricultural
Final
paper such persons ought to get er; 10.02 a in w % Jno G Baker«
Sotti«
die in t 4 s r 4 w; $10.
■ M H $ I M B M B 4 h
taken in occasionally.”
Notte* •«
$1 M b w b s ri, OvtfOA.
A Dundas to Phil & Deborah
S*fi S te s s i* Seel amount aa admin
, otiotd
mMa aUt a In «he Counir Court of
Get aw ay from business a few Gilham; 47 a in sec 2 t 6 s r 7 w ; _ ŸamhlU
County, Oro*oa. and that aaM Court
M O R D XVXX Y T B CKSOAV B O X * I KG
«MN»W>0,» ‘Í Í
»Wtewber at. 1*0*. at
days next week and attend the $1360.
the hour of M o'clock a. m. aa tha dor and hour
lor
tha
boaria«
of
objoetloua
to m id i
*
L Betman & wt to Bertha count and tha aattloaaoat tharoof.
state fair. There will be a fine
Sow.
that
»«oro,
all
pa
room
iutarastad
exhibit of the products ofOregon Houghston; 11.82 a near McM; nauta ara harnby ao tllad and roqnlrod la to mid
ap-
paar at tha County Court room at If eMino villa,
soil and the stock show will be $1420.
mlJ County and Mata at mid Urna to thou and
II nay thara bo. why mid ao-
Jos Baxter to F S Baxter; lot2 thorn *ho«*mam,
fine. And then it is profitable to
ahouldaot ha aattlad. allow** and op-
get aw ay from home and mingle
I Potad August I*, 1*08.
ltt
-
with people from all parts ot the
ALPRKU8 T. BLAIR,
A d a la lat rotor of tho ornato of Joba X. Blair.
D
E
Meikle
&
w
f
to
Japey
Mç-
state. Such contact tends to
TOUKSDAY, SEPTKMBXX 10, 1906.
Galbraith; lots 3-4 blk 9 Evert
broaden ones view o f life.
ad, lots 9-10 Edwards ad & pa
ESCAPADES OF OUR
The county court showed good lot 1 Hurleys subd Newberg; $1.
GOVERNOR.
sense in refusing to grant the pe Jesse Edwards & w f to Walter,
Corvallis, Ore.
The attention of our readers is tition for the removal o f Mr. Inman; lot 13 blk 5 Edwards 2nd
FFERS collegiate courses i
called to a letter which appears Lownsdale, the county fruit in- ad Newberg; $350.‘
Agriculture, including A g
A. P Oliver & J C Colcord to
on the first page, written by a spector.
ronomy,
Horticulture, Horticul
Jennie S Larkin; lots 1-2 blk 14
woman to the Oregonian in
ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
Centra] ad Newberg; $850.
which she tells o f the conduct of
The Prohibition Speech
R E Deskins to Neil Williams & Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Do
the Governor ot Oregon while at
mestic Science and A rt; Civil,
tending the recent regatta at As
Eugene W. Chafin, the presi wt; part blk 3 Deskins 2nd ad
Electrical, Mechanical, and Min
Newberg; $475.
toria.
dential nominee on the prohibi
in
g Engineering; C o m m e r c e ;
Arthur Phillips t o Geo E Mar-
This is the “ good fellow” who tion ticket, spoke to a good sized
Pharmacy.
by the aid o f democrats, repub audience in the Edwards grove Martin; lo t 4 blk 22 Rowlands
Offers elementary courses in
licans, prohibitionists and such on last Friday morning, made up ad McM; $10.
Agriculture,
Forestry, Domestic
Gee E M artin & wt to M W
municipal reformers as Rev. Clar o f people ot all shades ot political
Rowlands
Science
and
Art,
Commerce and
ence True Wilson, o f Portland, faith. He came by auto from Houck; lot 4 blk 22
Mechanic Arts, including forge
was given a majority o f votes at Portland and as the party was ad McM ; $1350.
work, cabinet making, steam
Jesse
Edwards
&
w
f
to
Albert,
the June election for United States an hour or more late in arriving
.senator. This little escapade at he was compelled to cut short his Lapcan; lots 7-8 blk 1 Edwards fitting, plumbing, machine work,
etc.
Astoria which horrified the wom speech in order to get in his ap 2nd ad Newberg; $500.
Strong faculty, modern equip
Jesse
Fisher
&
bub
to
Chas
C
an who saw him, was tame when pointment at McMinnville.
ment;
free tuition; opens S ept 25.
compared with others be is openly
The band was out and assisted Molson; 100 a in sec 31 in t 2 s
Illustrated
catalogue with full
charged with.
in entertaining and holding the r 3 w; $5000.
Willard Slater & w f to M arga information on application to the
During the campaign th e crowd while the speaker was be
ret Slater; e 66% ft blk 22 Hur Registrar, free.
Graphic took occasion to call the ing waited for.
attention o f the voters to some
Mr. Chafin is a man o f very ley & Larges ad Newberg; $580. gE O a E O D E *
Elsia M Johnson to M ary I
o f these disgraceful acts o f the pleasing appearance and address.
Governor, believing that they He is a forceful speaker and from Johnson; lo t 4 blk 29 Oak Park
were entitled to know the truth. his standpoint makes a good & lots 3 & 4 blk 5 Johns ad Mc
So far as we know no other pa talk. His style is just the oppo Minnville; $1525.
M artin L Thorn & wf to Thos
per in the state ventured to tell site o f that o f the prohibition
Patterson;
20 a in Jos Hess die
the voters ot these things. Some speaker o f former years whose
in
t
3
s
r
3
w;
$3750.
o f them in their endeavors to eflorts were largely spent in an
Emily K Hagev to Susan Par-
hide the truth said the Graphic endeavor to ja b bis theories
was engaging in "mud slinging.” down the throats of his hearers, rett; 23 a in Levi Hagey die in t
PRE SC RIPTIO N DRUGGISTS
.You can be sure ot this one thing. regardless of what they might 3 s r 3 w; $100.
J L Whirry & w f to Meltire
The Graphic never slings mud think about it.
W e carry »»rrrthiu« usually
Winegar
& wf; lots 5-6-7-8 blk 2
unless the other fellow furnishes
It was noticed too that he lett
kept m • irst-daes drugstore.
Mrs.
P
W
Chandler’s
2nd
ad
Mc
A full bue al school book« and
the mnd and the conduct ot the out the old phrase that was for
Minnville;
$1200.
governor o f a state as he mingles merly in evidence among the ul
ProcnptKMU carefully
Isaac Pritchett to Frank W
with the people should be-an tra followers o f the faith,—“ Don’t
poutied,
open book. An act o f his that see how any Christian can vote Fenton; 1 a in W T Newby die in
NEWBERG. OREGON.
would dam a hod carrier in the any other than the prohibition t 4 s r 4 w; $35.
M
A
Baker
&
w
f
to
W
alt
B
eyes ot the people, may be con- ticket.” His style is argumenta
doned by some newspapers but tive and commanding and wheth Holman & wf; 10.04 a in w % o f
since our Governor persists in er yon agree with him or not you Jno G Baker die in t 4 s r 4 w;
.y a k in g a spectacle o f himtjeU be mast admire the man if you hear $1500.
fore men, women and children Oil uni.
The Hold-up.
railroad trains and at various
His weak point is in attacking
There is no need o f anyone suffer
public gatherings, the Graphic local option when it is sweeping
In regard to the hold-up o f G.
ing long with this disease, for to
takes the view that its readers the country for the annihilation S. Hoagley which recurred 2%
effect a quick cure h is only neces
sary to take a few doses of
are entitled to the intormation.
o f the saloon as no other move miles west o f Dundee on the 19th
The conduct o f the governor ot ment ever has, and it is the one day ot August, there was a lady
a state should be an example of movement that is scaring the went out in front o f her gate and
propriety before the people and life out ot the liquor dealers.
kindly asked the party to pay
when he goes so far in the other
her w hat was due tor her work,
— direction that-his - escapades be
and thcTnarr, n o t a gentleman,
In feet, in moat cases one dose is
come notorious, the time has
sufficient. It newer fail» and can be
said he would bed---- if he would.
The “ Dairymen’s Headquar
relied upon in the moat severe and
come when the matter should be
She was no stranger to to any
dangerous cases. It is equally va l
ters”
will
be
a
new
feature
at
the
“ hushed up” no longer.
uable for children and is the means
ot them and only wanted the
coming State Fair. It will be
o f saving the lives o f many children
teamster tor a witness, but
each year.
supervised by the State Dairy &
In the w orld’s history no medicine
It is unfortunate for Newberg
strange to say they had been
Food Commissioner, who expects
has ever met with greater success.
that Mr. Bussell has not seen his
held up the day before by a man
to make it a bureau o f general
PRICE 26«. LAME SIZE 50«.
w ay ciear to operate his canning
and paid their bill and said noth
information, where Oregonian
plant here this season. He sent
ing.
M a r y J. H ess .
and outsider are alike invited to
some o f his experienced help here
g o and learn what is being done
several weeks ago and evidently
Prunes.
along the fine o f dairying in Ore-
expected to begin business but it
We are in the market tor your
gon.
appears be loaded up so heavy
We are selling lots of
A deputy w ill be present at all dried prunes, raspberries, etc.,
last season, with the change in
same
to
be
delivered
at
our
pack
times to answer questions and
financial conditions immediately
give information; dairy authori ing house, Newberg, or f. o. b
following, that he has not been
ties w ill speak each day; there cars. See us before selling.
able to operate his new plant
AND
42
H. S. G il e & co.
will be charts showing the re
here. It has been a disappoint
sults o f cow testing work now Bell phone 43x.
ment to many o f our growers
being carried on in Oregon; the
w ho have been handicapped in
BECAUSE
We needn’t go to dime novels
use o f the Babcock test will be
attempting to dispose o f their
explained and demonstrated: the tor heroines. Look in that hot
Stock is Large and
staff at a profit, but it must be
acidity test for determining qual kitchen at that old lady who is
admitted that Mr. Bussell has
Prices Right
secretly dying for a new maga
ity of cream will be applied.
shown his faith in Newberg by
There will be seats provided so zine, a picnic or a dollar o f her
erecting one o f the best canning
that it will be a resting place as very own, and often lies down to
N A S H & F IN L E Y
plants here that there is in the
well as a place o f instruction. lasting rest without getting it.—
Northwest, and the sadden
Dairymen are invited to make it Farm Journal for September.
change in business conditions
headquarters while on th e
An llisidioun Danger.
which wrecked the plans o f many
F R U IT T R E E S
grounds. You will meet fellow
financiers could not be foreseen.
One
of
the
worst
features
of
kid
dairymen there and see and hear
W eil yes, a general stock always on
The plant will be operated in the
things both interesting and in ney trouble is that it is an insidious hand at L afayette Nursery Co. See W.
disease and befoie the victim real B. Reed fo r prices before buying else
future, beginning next season
structive.
izes his danger be may have a fatal where. Address,
without doubt.
malady.
Take Foley’s Kidney
Real Estate Transient.
Remedy at the first sign of trouble
Box 37, Lafayette, O re«.
The Oregon Agriculturist says:
as it corrects irregularities and pre
Reported hr th » Yam hill Count? Abstract
Company. MeMInnvIlU.
vents Bright’s disease and diabetes.
“ The sudden and effective manner
in which the agricultural college
Chas H Dunn & wf to Arthur For sale by C. F. Moore.
men have taken the wind out o White & wf; lots 6-7 blk 12 Oak
Executrix Notice.
the fictitious claims put forwarc Park ad McM & small tract ad
for Alaska wheat is refreshing joining; $400.
Notice 1« hereby ft yen that the m tO enlipiel
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
The foundation had been laid for
M ary Hadley to R L & Ella J J. H. Ree« and J. 1. Hadley, have been appoint
ed executor« o< the laat w ill and te*lament q |
gulling a multitude o f people into Harris; s 15 tt lot 210 Dayton; C ym « Kdwln Ho«kln«, deceaaed. by the County PRESCRIPTION WORK A
C*urt of Yam hill County. State of Oregon
paying fancy prices for an ftrticle $55.
SPE C IA LT Y .
Therefore all p e n o » having claim « again«« '
Ctru* Rdwlo Hodklnn, deceaaed
o f doubtful value, but those who
S C Stuckv to Elizab U Yuo & ----- —*» <T o( notified
and required to prêtant the
«•m e. with the proper vouch tra, to the under- Books, Stationery, Fancy and
now get fooled will be the kind hub; lots 9-10-11 blk 6 Lippin- «1
fn c ! executor» or either of them at their root-
deuce. near Snrlngbrook. Yamhill County. On- Toilet Articles.
Camara as
w ho depend off the Saturday cotts 1st ad Dayton; $350.
ton. within «lx month» of the date hereof.
Kodaks
and
all
kinds
of Camera
Dated Ancuat 17, i n .
Evening Post and similar pur
Chas W A Smith Cook et al to Clarence Butt, Attorney.
■applies.
H. Ren*, and J. I. H a m . ky .
veyors ot agricultural fiction for Henry C Tatro; e % blk L Say
i ecu tor* of the Lett Will and
¿ Tevtament
LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K '
of Cyru* Ed w it
their agricultural news and from lors ad McM; $475.
BBT
Hoaktna, deceaeod.
NEWBERQ GRAPHIC.
. t'.o ,tn rvj-.l'.r.'fi'
» ------- ™
Camping?
$1.50 Per Year In Advance.
3
Agricultr’l College
/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
O
J
King & Bennett
Hardware Co.
First A Washington Sts.
F. H. Caldwell 8
& Com pany
B. C U M M IN G S A CO.
B
Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish
ings, W all Paper, Carpets, Lino
leum, House Painting and H ard
ware.
W e have a large line of Souvenir
Postal Cards and make a specialty
o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex
ecuted to order.
DIARRHOEA
Newberg
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Ranady
Plumbing!
Ribbons, Laces
Embroideries
Oregon
Give n* a chance at that
new home. We would like
to put in those Bath Fix
tures, Etc., and do your
plumbing.
H a v in g
E y e s
They see not, unless they aim
|
* ' M .
i- . a . - .
S. W. POTTER
Is the the man to see aheot it-
LET US FIGURE W ITH YOU.
L
Clemenson
&
Evans
Watches, Clocks, and a full Baa
o f Silverware fo r the holiday
trade.
'
„ O R E G O N„
BUILDERS
A re you doing what you can to populate your State?
OREGON N EED S P E O P L E —Settlers, honeat farmers, mechan
ics, merchant*, clerk*, people with brain*, strong hand* and a
willing heart—capital or no capital.
S O U T H E R N P A C IFIC CO .
(L IN E S IN OREGON)
;s sending tons o f Oregon literature to the East for distribution
through every available agency. W ill you not help the good
work o f building Oregon by sending us the names and addresses
o f your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? W e
will be glad to bear the expense o f sending them complete in
formation about OREGON and its opportunities.
COLONIST TICKETS
will be on »»le during SEPTEM BER
A N D OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. The
fares from a few principal cities are
From
“
“
“
“
Denver.......... ,..$30.00 From Louisville...$41.70
Omaha........... 30.00
“ Cincinnati... 42.20
Kansas C ity.... 30.00
w Cleveland... 44.75
St. Louis....... 35.50
“ New York.. 55.00
Chicago......... 38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID
I f you want to bring a friend o r relative to Oregon, deposit the
proper amount with any o f our agents. The ticket will then be
furniahed by telegraph.
GEO. W. JAMES, Laeal Agent,
NEWBERG, ORE.
Wm. MeMarry, Gea. Passenger Agent, Portland, One..