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that «u n e know hat never paid otit a cent to improve the tow n pr to rapport the paper, and the copy he reads w ith marked regu larity is either borrowed from a neighbor or taken o ff the counter in a store where be loafs around. A tow n is unfortunate in having such residents, but all communi ties are afflicted w ith them.— Junction C ity Times. Steps are being taken to raise money fo r the erection o f a monument in the city o f Salon in memory o f Sam. L. Simpson, the Oregon poet who wrote “ Beautiful W illamette” and other verses. It is a move in the right direction and the money ought to be easily raised. Oregon Republicans are try ing to harmonise their methods o f management, but when they gase on the Democratic senator they elected, and who w ill an tagonise the policies ofT att, they feel that somehow their scientific improvements in government have been cultivated at the ex pense o f common sense.—Globe Democrat. N ot a bad diagnosis o f the Before quitting office Governor Chamberlain made use o f his pardoning power in a manner th at is not subject to popular approval in this section o f the state. The pardoning o f J. C. W ilcox, whom the courts declar ed entitled to a year in the county jail and that o f Earl Steele who was declared entitled to a life sentence but who had served b a t three or four years, are the cases referred to. The former w as convicted o f selling liquor to minors, and the latter o f murdering his i «riant child.— M yrtle Point Enterprise. The Graphic has a new fore man in the office in the person o f W . B. Brooks, form erly from Ashland, Nebraska where he spent seven years in the employ -of the Ashland Gazette. Since coining to Oregon a year ago he has been employed as foreman on the Heppner Times, .a position he resigned to accept a like position with the Graphic. He is an all round job printer, and i s ' competent to handle any job that may be offer ed. We are now prepared to offer to those wanting first class job printing done, the services o f a first class mechanic, with a well equipped office. The discussion being carried on in the columns o f the Graphic on “ Wireless” has no doubt been interesting to a large number o f our readers, since this is a live subject in Newberg, but we hope the end o f it is at hand. With- out reading or having^ny^knowl- edge o f the argument produced in this week’s article by Mr. Woodrnnlh, “ Subscriber” has consented to let the matter drop and it is now up to the people to decide fo r themselves on “ W ire less” stock as an investment- W ireless telegraphy has come to stay. There is no doubt about it, and somebody is going to make a 1st o f money out o f it,' but where the little fellow s w ill get o ff’ re mains to be seen. This much we w ill say, that in our acquaintance with affairs in Newberg we have known o f numberless schemes being worked by agents fo r taking money from the pockets o f our people, fo r in vestment away from home, and we are unable to reeall a single instance where anything has come back in the way o f satis factory dividends. DOES T H E W O R LD M O VE. The follow ing clipping, which was left a t the Graphic office by a member o f the M. B. church, shows the attitude assumed by the Puritans, who themselves fled from England to escape per secution: “ The follow ing letter now in the archives of theMassachusetts Historical Society, was written in 1681 by R e v Dr. Cotton Mather, a noted Puritan minis ter and teacher. Compare it w ith the teachings o f modern Christianity. “ T o the Aged and Beloved John Higginson: “ There be now a t sea a shipp (fo r our friend Elias Holcrott o f London did advise me by the last packet that it would be some time in August) called Welcome, which has aboard it a hundred or more o f the hereticks and ma lignant* called Quakers, w ith W illiam Penn the scamp at the head o f them. The General Court has accordingly given secret or ders to M aster Malachi H axett o f the brig Porpoise to w aylay said Welcome as near the end o f Cod as m ay be and make cap tives of the Penn and his ungod ly crew, so that the Lord may be glorified and not mocked on the soil o f this new country w ith the heathen worshipps of t k f people. Much spoil may be made by selling^:he whole lo t ~to Bar- badoes, where slaves fetch good prices in rumme and sugar, and we shall not only do the Lord great service by punishing the wicked, but shall make good gayne (ga in ) for his ministers and people. “ Yours in bonds o f Christ, “ C otton M ather.” D A IL Y During March and April F ra n all Parta o f the Esst Union Paolflc ‘' 3 Oregon Short U n o “ T h e Oregon Railroad A Navigation Co Southern Paelflop New Stromberg-Carlson tele phones fo r sale. This is a stand ard phone and has been adopted by the Newberg Telephone Com pany. Shares o f stock and new phones sold on installments, ft preferred. Second hand phones and extra parts fo r sale. J. S. M adson . Mut 18-3. Get M ore O ut of Your Garden. Use the Planet Jr. Combination Garden Tools, and you’ ll: do better work, save two-thirds your time and get better yield. King&BennettHdw.Co $33 FR O M C H IC A G O $30.50 E R O M ST. L O U IS $25 F R O M O M A H A $25 F R O M K A N S A S C IT Y Correspondingly low from all other points First and W ash in gton Sts. i.erti. in U teCity oí Ni Yam hill and State of Oreton, haa eom piled with all the provU ioni of the Stetntea of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorised to oommanee the business of Baa k in »! _ „ „ • Now therefore I Lawrence O. Murrey, Comp troller o f the Cumm er, do hereby oortify that the United states National Bank of Bewberg. in the City of Newbeig. in the County of Vorn hin. and Stete o f Oregon, U authorised to com \ ^ B. C U M M IN G S & CO . T O T H E P U B L IC W rite letters to everybody jro« 1 know in the East and te ll them about these low colonist rates. Send them litera ture about Oregon, m ad dressee to os and w e w ill do it. In this way you can be s -great help in the grow th and progress o f your State. Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish ings, W a ll Paper, Carpets, Lino leum, House Painting and H ard ware. W e have a large Hne o f Souvenir Postal Cards and make a specialty o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex ecuted to order. Y O U C A N P R E P A Y F AR ES fo r anyone from any place i f you want to. Depoait the neceeeary amount w ith our local agent and he w ill tele graph tick et prom ptly. H e a d q u a rte rs for Watches, C lock > , and Jewelry Newberg Eyes tested and Inquire o f agents or w rite to W M . M cM U R R A Y General Passenger A gen t The Oregon Railroad A N avigation Go. Southern Pacific Co. (Lin es in Oregon) , PO R T L A N D . OREGON . Oregon Glasses F it t e d LUMBER SUNFLOWER SHOES Men’s o’clock p . m . for making the following^ fills on the several roads specified to w it: A fill just north o f Kongelman bouse on the McMinnville and Carlton road, a fill at the Scott bridge on the same road. A fill across the creek near Frank Wilsons, known as tbe Robinson bridge. A fill on tbe same road about Vi mile south oi Frank Wilsons. A fill across the creek jnst a t the Hold- redge place on the Salem road. A fiU a t the first bridge cast o f the John Hobbs place. A fill on tbe West Cbehalem road jnst west ot Lon Hadleys and a fill on the Robertson road near Alf. Moores in Dundee Dist. Bids w ill be received for any or all of said fills and to be made by tbe cubic yard W ork to be done under the supervision o f the County Court. Tbe Connty Court reserve» tb erigh t to reject any or all bids. Any person desiring to bid w ill call on one o f the County Commissioners, who w ill show them just w hat is to be done, the width o f fill etc. County Court Boy’s Women’s Children’s F. H. Caldwell & Company N A S H A FIN LE Y Plumbing! BAZAAR day, March 26 and d as— W ednesday night, Merck 31. You will be surprised at the great variety of wonderful values. Great reductions in all lines at all prices during this sale. Don’t miss the daily specials. REM EM BER T H E D A T E K IE N L E A S O N S Minos, No. 40323. Located on East First St Tbe imported Percheron Stal lion, Minos, formerly the stock company horse, now owned by Fred Werth w ill make the season at Sheldon & Arm strong’s Feed Stable, opposite the Steam Laun dry. The breeding services o f all colts foaled after Jan. 1, 1909, are due and payable to the pres ent owner, Fred Werth. N EW B ER G , O R EG O N Suppose every property owner m the city took as much interest m its upbuilding as the newspa per man. He works lor railroads, factories, better roads, and many other things for tbe public good. Q u a k e r City H e urges, pleads, grow ls, badg Poultry Y a rd ers and cavorts around and alter My Barred Plymouth Rocks this months ot hard work usually gets seaase a te the W at that I have owned. W ill have a limited what he wants. Imagine Iris feel ever number o f eggs fo r hatching. ings then when some dyspeptic C . t . B U T L E R , Newberg, Ore. Coment •1 Yamhill County, Or*f<m. and th Heating Stoves ¡KS 5 sattS 5 “J,,a Rayo Lamps Oil Heaters, Ac * • '* . all p «n o o « inter*«! tela arc hrrehy not I fled to appaar • Court room at M oM ln n vIltein ld ■tilo. at «aid tlm*. to tbait and eaaaa. H any tbara ba. why aaM aai ■J* t o m triad, allowed and appro* administrate* dtarh.rieri and **| arar and Anally Mttlad. O, 0. C* C U M IN « s orr, A d m la t.tr» Attorney for **tate W ill annex tete at Haaa Opera C onfectionery ' ■ - • ■■■- Soda, lea Cream* C andies, Cigars and Tobacco. Stationery—A ll the Latest Magazines. R. B. J A C K S ^ 3Ì. 9/ foiin i J t a r d u ra re S t o r o l* lM>r«hy *lT M to whor* It ■ íbíVanótebl« R r “ïïVîVdEV*K SSCMMS. A llp rra o n « h a rta r a la t a « lite m id M P M m b*r*by wmüiwd te th« « i t , duly rari tod, At tb * tew o i k W. C w w , In tlm / m m EdWard* Steel -har«. Q rrfon, within tlx month* Iront i
