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THE NEWBERC GRAPHIC JUNE 30. 1910 Former Newberg Girl Married. Wheats Fruit, Dairy Land and City Property To Sell or Exchange Newberg for Sale send us the Description, Price and Terms. anyone can 360 ACRES OF L A N D , 260 acres farm land, 120 acres in wheat and ju st finished summer fallowing 140 acres, all fenced with a 2 and 8 wire fence and cross fenced, a nice patch o f potatoes and garden, good 4-room house. , Price |20 per acre. M ortgage o f $1000, a t 6 per cent from State. For trade. IRRIGATED LAND W e have a number o f fine irrigation projects for sale; one tract o f 2000 acres, one o f 3900 one o f 4000 and one o f 12,000 acres; all h ate good water rights and all are adapted to the growing o f fruit and al fa lfa . Full particulars, price and terms on applies- A FAR M OF 670 AC R E S, 610 acres e f it in cultiva tion, over 600 acres in growing wheat, located 2 miles tfSm R. R. station and good school, all well fenced but poor .buildings, plenty o f water, and 10 acres o f bottom land that would grow alfalfa. Price only $16.00 per acre. W ill trade for small vallev farm . The crop this year should nearly pay for the place. Moore Investment Co. 3 0 4 -3 0 5 HENRY BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON T alk with our agents at N ew berg—W H IT E A N ICH O LS. Donald lot 1 blk 5 City Park add Newberg — Mary E MacDonald to Selma Olson 2 ac in S F Staggs d 1 c t 4 s r 4 w $2500. „ ' j S C Nichols to Glendora Car* penter lot 22 $4400. William Payne to MaVy Mil lard lots 2 & 3 South Sheridan Vogue Millinery FOR THE VERY BEST SALE Friday and Saturday on CHILDREN'S H A T S . Also bargains in other trimmed hats. Gregory Sisters A. E. Wilson Por Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Floy H Bass to Albert T Behnke & wt lots 5-6-7-8 blk 1 Deskins 2nd add to Newberg $10. Edith Y Behnke & hb to Floy H Bass lots 5-6-7-H blk 1 Deskins 2nd $10. Abraham C o o k e t o F r e d Namitz et al 197.66 acin Francis Kind d l c t 2 s r 3 w $1. j A J Sawyer to W T Macy tVa Eastern Investment Co Lat to o f nw% & nVa o f swl£ & swVi ol David H Nickerson lots 7-8 & 9 swV4 section 18 t 5 s r 5 w $100. sec 33 t 5 s r 7 w $1. Geo D Thomas & w f to G W & Allen H Hadley & w f to Sam’l Maggie Swartz 2 ac in John M Richards lot 210 (except 15 Watt d l c t 5 s r 4 w $300. tt on S side) in Dayton, Oregon N J Versteeg & wl to I C Em- $450. F K Heider & w f to J R Ivie & merson 9.48 ac in M Matheny Mary Millard lots 5 & 8 blk 3 d l c t S s r S w $1750. Scroggins add to Sheridan $10. Grace Wheeler et al to Adrian Perry Melisa & wl to Jacob Vandeney eH o f seVi ot swV4 sect Crisberger 220.92 ac in Solomon 1 1 6 s r 8 w $375. Minnie Wilson & hb to Grander- & W R C Eads d l c s t 6 s r 6 w $ 200 . son Wilson & w f lots 7 & 8 block B C Miles & w f to John P Me- 41 Oak Park McMinnville $900. DR. B. W. 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Some o f the diseases which make way for health under this treatm ent: Stomach trouble, constipation, costiveness, jaundice, malaria, typhoid fever, pneumonia, acarlet fever, ague, diphtheria, measles, hay fever, catarrh, nephritis, vertigo, headache, neural- gia, meningitis, rheumatism, insomnia, sciatica, uremia, bladder trouble, gall stones, appendicitia, liver complaint, heart trouble, croup, pleurisy, enteritis, colitis, tumor, fem ale trouble, cancer, neurasthenia, S t. Vitus dance, paralysis agitans, prostatit-'*. palsy, locomotor ataxia, billiousnees, dyspepsia, deafness, spins' trouble, lumbago, diebetea, Bright’s disease, Anemia, hyperen.ia, vari cocele. The following is the account given in Sunday’s Oregonian o f the marriage o f Miss Mabelle Cooper, who grew up in New berg where she has many friends: One o f the June weddings was solemnized Wednesday evening before a large number o f friends, at the home o f the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper, 1060 East Taylor street, when their daughter, Mabelle, became the bride o f Burgess F. Ford. The ceremony was read by Dr. V. B. Ford, o f Hood River, father o f the bridegroom. Promptly at 8:30 o ’clock the bride entered on the arm o f her father to the strains o f “ Lohengrin,” played by Miss Leonora Magins. She was gowned in white crepe de chine over silk, cut en traine. Her veil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried, a shower bouquet o f white sweet peas. Her only attendant was Miss Katherine Romig, o f New berg, who wore a gown o f blue silk, with gold lace trimmings and carried pink sweet peas. Mr. Ford was attended by his brother, Olin F. Ford. Shortly before the ceremony, Dr. George AinsKe sang, “ I Know a Lovely Garden.” The tw o large draw ing-rooms and hall were filled with marguerites and clematis. The dining-room was in red roses. The bride’s bouquet was caught by Miss Myrtle Chamberlain. The bride was a student ot Pacific College and the bride groom is a graduate o f Wil- lamette University, and took post-graduate course at North western University, Chicago. He is now » in business with his brother in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ford left Wednesday night for Seattle and Victoria, B .C .,to be gone tw o weeks. Their home will be at 1067 East Main. The first o f a senes o f several articles by C. E. Rusk, describing the adventures o f the Mazama party now attempting the ascent o f Mount McKinley will appear eitifer in the August or September issue o f The Pacific Monthly. It is expected that this party o f four thoroughly experienced and splendidly equipped mountain- ers will be able definitely to settle the problem o f that famous mountain and ascertain with absolute impartiality, and with out prejudice to any man, the truth regarding the conflicting claims o f former parties.—The organized in expedition Portland by the Mazamas, the most noted mountain-climbing club o f America, and is supported by The Pacific Monthly, the Portland Oregonian, the New York Herald and individual members o f the Mazamas. Mr. Rusk, the leader o f the party, owing to his experience, personal integrity, innate sense o f justice, and expert training in gathering evidence, is peculiarly fitted for handling the Mount McKinley task. The articles will be copiously illustrated from photographs b y the expert photographer o f the party, and will undoubtedly form one o f the most unique and interesting ol contributions to the literature ol m ounta in-climbing. & COM PANY N e w b e rg , O regon The finest line of W ash Suits - in the City from Remember only 2 more weeks of the Piano Contest W hat Kind of Music Do You can get any good kind from an Edison Phonograph. > It renders a band of fifty pieces as well as it does a single singing voice. Nothing you can buy will provide so much o f the best kind o f entertainment for yourself and your family at so trifling a cost as an Edison Phonograph Come in and hear the new things and get our terms. A ll o f-o u r Ladies’ Children’s and Men’s summer Oxfords at reduced pnces. $ 4 .0 0 Regular Sale $3.45 3 .7 5 “ - 3.25 3 .5 0 “ “ 3.10 Rabbitville Shortcake. Strawberry shortcake is now- in season at the Bunco house. It is short, very short, on straw berries and long, very long on short cake—not shortcake, but short cake. And they is munnv in the biziness for no one has been found brash enuff to eat the short cake, so the tw-o short cake they have will do the sea son out, for they fill it up with strawlierries again and use it over and over and over ami over and over and over and over— ad Hb forever, or ontil sum feller gets hylarious and commits suicide by eating o f it. In these times o f high prices everybody has to pay. Even the oyster is compelled to shell oat. Opera Confectionery Soda. Ice Cream. Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. Stationery—All the Latest Magazines.
