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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. «worn off for sore, for they bare about let up on their guesses on the makeup of Taft’s cabinet. One of the boy« in his hunger tor a It is customary for the soldiers! some 700 or 800 feet, This land guessing contest has turned his of the U. 8. Army to take an an was all acquired by the late Jas. i X V n T T I U K I D A T K O tR IR O attention to T. Cader Powell, of nual outing, usually on toot, for F. Be w ley, father of the l*te own Portland, and predicts that he is recreation, over crooked streams,- er, and comprises several dona not likely to be re-appointed bridges and rugged mountains. tion land claims and tracts of United States Marshal at Nome, The Grand Army of Newberg has land noted in pioneer history Alaska. But he don’t know T. also been enjoying these pleasures of this county. )1«50 Per Year In Advance. Cader’« record for holding onto and recreations. Upton post and Among the former owners of W. R. C. of Dayton, Oregon, hav several tracts comprising the a good thing when he has it. TBTTBSOAT, 7, ISOS. ing extended an invitation 3000-acre body were William Shiloh post and corps of Newberg Doak, T. Pugh, T. G. and J* M. We listened to All excellent While there is no section of the mon to be present at their installation Hendricks, William Eversole, and Prosperous New last Sunday but it Willamette valley so thickly pop difficult ot officers last week the same was John A. Hull, James B. Graves, to follow the theme, as ulated as is the territory sur the minister was pretty well ob accepted. James P. Morgan, Albert G. Year, and thank our rounding Newbeig, where the structed from our view by a cre The cordial welcome they re Hughes, Simeon L. Hyde and land is cut up into small tracts ation of the latter day millinery ceived by post and corps, also the James F. Bewley. customers for their pat of from five to ten and twenty art. The rim of the hat extended mayor, R. L. Harris, of Dayton A lt e r c u u s B u m iiu g — ~ — — ronage in the past. acre pieces, you can go out in al over^a space of about fifteen inches will long be remembered. Their the purchasers sold to the most any direction and find much and on either side there was fuss installation services were simply Churchill-Matthews Company, undeveloped land that is next to and feathers in abundance, just grand. A splendid chicken pie of Portland, 420 acres of the worthless in its present state. perfectly lovely you know, and dinner was enjoyed by all; also tract lying nearest to, the town Good land it is and very produc how we did admire the hat from the music ot the fife and drama of Sheridan, to be platted. It is tive, being susceptible of an ex behind the scenes. We are going was an inspiration of real army all exceedingly choice walnut land cecdingly high state of cultiva to church next Sunday, life enjoyed by the veterans. The embracing all slopes and expos sure. tion, but there is yet much work following were the comrades from ures and possessing excellent to be done to put it into that A Connecticut preacher, who Newberg in attendance: N. E. drainage. These gentlemen have state which will bring results to rescued a wild deer from drown Britt, B. S. Hunter, B. F. Pike, all heretofore purchased other those who own it. Brush land, ing, rubbed the poor creature past department commander of large tracts ot land in this coun covered with undergrowth is back to warmth and life and Oregon, G. W. Allen, George W. ty. First A Washington Sts. worthless and no man can afford turned it free into the woods. Svkes, B. F. Hevland, Mr. Lyon, When that man and St. Francis John McCleary, J. W. Webber, It is an apparent contradiction to hold it in a community where meet in Heaven it will be a great Mr. Pendleton, Mr. F. L. Ames, that while the grocer desires to values are high. On some farms day.—Los Angeles Times. the growth of hazel and briars Here in Oregon the papers make Abraham Dorn, Mr. Bellinger, take orders from everybody, he along fence rows take up almost mention ot fellows season William Clemmens, R. B. Linville, still insists upon doing quite as enough land to make enough to who try to rub their every back post commander, Richard Lin he pleases. keep a small family, if it was to life after they have friends shot them ville, Junior and other sons of C. B. C U M M IN G S A CO cleared up and made to produce down, thinking they were deer. veterans. Women of the W. R. something worth while, instead C. in attendance: Mrs. Frances of an unsightly mass of brush All the same as Minnesota—re Woodruff, president,' Mrs. E. and briar that spoils the appear Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish me of Wisconsin—back in Spaulding, Jennie Sykes, Mrs. R. S.W. POTTER ance ot any farm. Every season minds J. Allen, Elizabeth Clemmens, ings, Wall Paper, Carpets, Lino Kansas—my boyhood days in Mary Hevland, Isabelle Gane, shows improved conditions in the Indiana—hooray Iowa— leum, House Painting and Hard H ead quarters for valley however, for changes in Christmas weather for Sarah Wentz, Anna M. Linville, in Illinois— ware. Watches, Clocks, ownership are rapid and every bobsled weather in the Dakotas— Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Klock, Mary and Jewelry new man who has any snap in We have a large line of Souvenir Hughes, Mrs. Pike, Mrs. N. F. hunting stunts for Ohio— Byers, him turns a hand to clearing up. rabbit Postal Cards and make a specialty Mrs. R. B. Webber. my ’aint it fine! J ust a few of the Let the good work go on until exclamations R. B. W. o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex coming as a result Eyes tested and all waste places shall be made to of the little snow ecuted to order. storm we had blossom as the rose. It is all Tuesday, all of which Glasses F itted Big Land Sale. the possible and one day it will be so. fact that Newberg"is a reveals cosmopol On Monday last I. A. Yerex, itan city. George E. Waggoner and I. C. Newberg Oregon Los Angeles has at last pro SW . POTTER Sanford, of Portland, completed duced something worth while be A window on First street in pprehase ot the Roswell Bewley sides climate. It is a noted phy which the ladies bad displayed a tract of 3000 acres, on w hich) sician, Dr. T. Percival Gerson, card on which was quoted a sec medical examiner for the Civil tion ot the anti-gambling law, Service Commission and general was recently made the target for practitioner of that city, who the squirt ot a tobacco chewer. has announced that in the future The act served its purpose. It he will practice medicine without did not hurt the ladies, while it NASH & FINLEY charge lor his services. He has showed what was in the heart as given up his comfortable home well as in the mouth of the man An unusually large stock of silk waist and has removed with his wife who made the shot, and three children to the thinly iugs and suitings to select from. populated districts of the city The wholesale liquor dealers Prices the lowest. where he can be easily reached by and the brewers want the local those who need him. He says he option law amended at the com Windows Mouldings is no fanatic but is simply going ing session of the legislature. Of SPECIAL PRICES where duty calls him. Voluntary course they have no selfish inter contributions will be accepted ests in the proposed changes. All but no charges will be made. for the good of the general pub There are physicians who make lic. exorbitant charges and there are patients who never pay the doc The Tennessee legislature con tor wno waits on them. Possi vened Monday and the dispatches bly the Los Angeles doctor has say state wide prohibition is the struck a happy medium. He is most important question up for at least assured a large practice. consideration. The people are We can supply your demands in anything along the line keeping the booze manufacturers of music or musical instruments. Pianos, Organs, The Oregonian recently made a busy all along the line these days. Edison Phonographs, Sheet Music and Music Books. guess of 160,000 as the popula tion of Portland and now the A Gigantosaurus Augustus Af- Special 10c sale on Crockery Journal is as nervous over the es ricanus has been found in a good timate as a cow with her first of preservation, its hind leg Saturday, January 9 calf, and charges the Oregonian state measuring eleven feet and five V prescription druggists with knocking Portland and all inches. W'hat a kicker it must sorts of naughty acts in connec have been if it lived in a country tion with the metropolis of Ore village. KIEN LE A SO N S gon. We would suggest that the Located on East First St two papers “pool their issues” Congress has appropriated the and put men to work taking the neat little sum of $800,000 for census at once, in order to avoid the relief of the earthquake suffer many sleepless nights and possible in Italy. Will there be an bloodshed. Of course the gov- ers Abe Ruef on hand ready to help ernment census will be taken next disburse it? year but the strain is going to be the New too heavy to justify waiting. A Roseburg man is reported Get busy boys, get busy. deady ta a who . is the father of twenty-one Price: children. Well we are glad to The Oregon Electric don’t make know that children are not going NOW ON Heating Stoves much noise about what it is go out of fashion here in Oregon. ing to do from time to time, but Rayo Lamps it does things when apian is once The “1 told you so” weather outlined. The prospect seems to prophets are a w'hole lot more Oil Heaters, Ac be favorable for work to begin gleeful than the rest of us poor Our Entire Stock of Ladies’ Dress on the extension from the main natives who are shaking the line at Tigardville to Newberg in snow from our backs. Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, and Olve ms a the early spring, and when once new home, Caps to be sold at Slaughter Prices. it is begun there is little doubt Spring Chickens are already to put In those tures. E t c . , , but that it will be pushed to com being quoted in the market re ^ Æ 97fount's plumbing. pletion and put in operation at ports and the year is only a week «n early day. Newberg stands old. What spring, please? hardw are Store ready to meet the company half LET U3 PIQURE WITH YOU. way and bids the line welcome. When you see Dock Keene’s picture in the papers you may H. R. Cobb is prepared to do Jas. Patterson & Son The Washington D. C., newspa know that the Oregon Legisla your express or other light haul ClemeiMoit A Evans per correspondents must have tive Assembly is in session. ing at reasonable rates. Happy New JAN U AR Y King & Bennett Hardware Co. LUM BER TH E BAZAAR F. H. Caldwell & Company * NEWBERG, OREGON Slaughter Sale TMs remedy eaa always be degraded apoaasd •« pleasant ! • take. It cental** no oplaat or other harmfal drag and may be given ascasll- ‘ a baby as to aa adult. 2S cents, large size 5S ceats. Plumbing!
