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A large order o f the popular
NYAL’S FACE CREAM
just arrived. See that you get a jar. There is noth-
jhg on the market that is any better than N Y A L ’S
N EW B ER G DRUG CO
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HAMNETT-SHAW
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
DOES IT PAY?
taxation.
For an act to exempt all debts
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N e w be rg Lodge No. 104 A . P.
due or to become due, whether
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A A . M. Regular meeting
on account, contract, note, mort­
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Firmt and Third Wednesday
gage, bond or otherwise, etc.
evenings o f each month.
For an act to tax gifts, lega­ Visiting brothers always welcome.
cies, inheritances and transfers By order W . M G. A . Best. '
T. L. Cummings, Secretary
by interstate laws, and to pro­
vide for the c o l l e c t i o n of the
F or S a l e —-Oak woófl.—Enos
same, etc.
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For an act to providefor a uni­
form percentage in the relation­
For Sale—T wo horses by Jerry
ship of the classification ratings, O'Brien.
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providing for the establishment
I keep* a thorough-bred Jersey
o f minimum carload weights, etc.
bull,
price $1 cash.—Fred Werth.
INCREASING COUNTY ROAD POW­
ERS.
For an amendment to section
10 of article X I o f the constitu­
tion of Oregon granting home
rule to counties in the matter ot
wilding and maintaining roads
and incarring indebtedness there­
for, and granting counties au­
thority to borrow money, etc.
F or an amendment ot article 4
o f the constitution of the state
of Oregon.
This is the People’s Pow er
eague measure for the abolition
o f the state senate to give the
governor power to fix the maxi­
mum amount o f every appropria­
tion and to elect the assembly or
s i n g l e house by proportional
representation.
F o r an amendment to section 2
of article I X ot the constitution
o f the state o f Oregon.
This is the graduated single
tax and exemption amendment:
F or an act to abolish capital
punishment as a penalty for con­
viction o f murder in the* first
degree; to substitute therefor life
imprisonment a t hard labor, etc.
For S a le —400 W.
hens. J. M. Lewelling.
M o n e y T o L o a n — See Atty. B
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
Ice for sale a t Palace M eat
Market deliveries made in fore­
noon.
A t McMinnville in the office ot
Following the passage of the
For Sale—10 pigs by T. A.
the County Judge, July 3,„at halt
local option law in Oregon the
Hodson, 1 mile northeast o f
past one o’clock in the afternoon,
county o f Lane was voted dry,
Newberg.
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occurred the marriage o f Mrs.
but the so-called “ Home Rule”
Minnie B. Hamnett to Mr. Louis
F o r S a l e —Old, and young fir
measure tw o years ago, made it
O. Shaw, the ceremony being
and oak wood.—W. A. Parish,
possible for the town o f Spring-
performed by Judge Vine W.
phenr 33a52.
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held, located a few miles from
Pearce. The bridal couple were
Eugene, to license saloons. And
F or S a l e —Piano almost new
accompanied to McMinnville by
these saloons are evidently doing
at a bargain. Can be seen at 505
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bristow,
some business, judging from the
River street.
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Miss Leota Hollingsworth, Miss
following editorial which ap­
Beatrice and Earl Haninrtt,
peared in the Oregon Register a
F or S a l e —Nice tom ato plants
daughter and son ot the bride.
tew days ago: “ A few weeks ago,
at Glen Gardens, Wynooki street,
After returning home in the eve­
an old soldier was robbed and
by Henry Clemmens.
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ning they had a party o f invited
almost beaten to death by thugs
guests, those present being Mr.
For Sale—Old potatoes; culls,
in West Springfield. He was so
and Mrs. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
for
feeding, 25 cents per 100 lbs.
injudicious as to display a pen­
Wilhelmson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
J. A. Jones, Route 3.
It
sion check he had just received.
Bristow, Grandpa and Gramdma
The same evening he was lured
Cow Wanted—Young and first-
Jameson, Mrs. B. M. Nonken,
to the west side o f the river,
class. Holstein preferred. Post
the Misses Leota Hollingsworth,
where he was beaten into insen
e m p l o y e r s ’ a s s o c ia t io n b i l l s . office Box 645, Newberg.
Ellen Wilhelmson, Marie and
sibility, and was relieved o f the
Letha Bristow, Hazel Lauritsen
F or an act to prohibit person
proceeds o f the check.
F or S a l e —Belgian H a r e s .
and Beatrice Hamnett, Messrs
or persons, associations or com
About the same time an old
Will
sell at 50 cents a pair or 10
A ce Ryan, M e r il Butterfield,
binations o f associations or so­
man lelt his home at Walterville
pair
for
$2. Phone Red 162. t f
Charley Wilhelmson, Clifford and
cieties or others from conspiring
and started to Portland to see
Earl Hamnett. The couple re­
or combining together for the
For sale—Fresh cow, yonng
the rose festival, and to visit for
ceived many beautitul and useful
purpose
of
a
boycott
and
mak­
and
gentle, giving good milk
a while w ith his son.
presents. After an hour ol social
ing it unlawful to boycott any W. P. Heacock, Northwest New
He stopped at Springfield. He
talk and music the guests were
industry, or manufacturer, or berg.
It
dallied with th e saloons. He
invited to the dining room which
owner, or operator o f any fac­
flashed his money, and boasted
Real strawberries dipped in
was beautifully decorated in
tory, store, workshop or any
that he had more in the pocket
chocolate
for sale at DimenCs
ferns, pansies and roses, where
other person, firm or corpora­
that it came from. He g o t glori­
confectionery. Come and have
ice cream and cake were served.
tion, etc.
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ously and hilariously drunk. On
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The guests left for their several
F o r an act prohibiting the use a sample.
Sunday, his body, bloated and
kernes after congratulations and
o f the public streets, parks and
blackened and half decomposed,
W a n t e d —Pasture f o r t w o
a shower of rice were given the
public grounds in incorporated
was taken from the waters o
head
oi young stock near New­
bride and groom.
towns or cities of the state of a
the Willamette. The son that
berg, preferably northeast.—E,
population o f 5000 or over,
he started to visit w ill never sw
R. Garner, Route 3.
by persons, organizations, assem­
him again.
blies or associations, for speech­ W a n t e d —All kinds o f sewing
Day before yesterday an un
making purposes, etc.
to do for ladies and children.
A t a meeting ot the Ministers’ known man was found dead on
Prices reasonable.—Mrs. Bank
Association Monday afternoon, the railroad tracks near Junction
son,
515 S. Meridian St. 32 t f
Genesis
ef
Cotton
In
America.
it was decided to continue the City. There was a gash in the
T
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e
first
planting
of
cotton
seed
custom of holding union Sunday back of his head. In his pockets
F o r Sale—Fine strong Kale,
in the colonies was in the Carolina»
evening meetings for six weeks were three boxes o f matches in the year 1621, when seeds were Cabbage, and Cauliflower plants.
of the summer season. These f r o m a Springfield s a l o o n . planted as an experiment in a gar­ John Gower, East Side Green­
meetings will begin July 28th About bis person was the plainly den. Winthrop says that in 1643 houses. Phone Blue 202. tf.
“ men fell to the manufacture of
with a temperance rally, when a perceptible odor of intoxicants.
cotton,
• whereof we have great
W. C. T. U. worker o f national • Does Home Rule pay?”
F o r S a l e — Chalks Jewel and
stores from Barbados.” In 1736 it
reputation will give the address.
Quarter Century tom ato plants
was cultivated in the gardens alon*
The other services o f the series
Glen Gardens, Wynooski
Chesapeake bay, especially in the at
will be conducted by the pastors
vicinity o f Baltimore, and at the street by Henry Clemmens.
opening o f the Revolution it was a
•f the churches participating.
City Transfer does all kinds of
garden
plant in New Jersey and
Arrangements were made also
Below w ill be found the list o New York, but its real value seems
hauling,
including piano moving.
lor a union choir for this series teachers elected for the Newberg
to have been almost unknown to —T. H. Thorne. Residence phone
of meetings and the following schools for next year.
the planters until about 1780.
White 46 or call Black 4.
committee was named to have
A. C. Stanbrough, Superintend­
Tha
Village
Cut-up.
charge of the matter: W. E. ent.
F o r S a l e —Young pigs, six
“ Charley Billingsby always hss
Crozer, Lee Jones, Paul Black-
High Shc’o ol. W. L. Arant, something funny to say, no matter weeks old, white. Price reason­
•tone, Elmer Buehler and Henry Principal; S. E. Launer, J. H what happens.”
able. T w o miles north and one
Craw.
Pruett; A. C. Argo, Miss Hull
“ I know it. H e’s awful comical.” east, Newberg. Phone 24a5151.
The first three meetings will be Miss Romig, Miss Wightman.
“ 1 often wonder how he thinks of —E. R. Garner.
held in the Friends church and
Grades. Miss Grace Duncan the humorous thoughts he has.
the last three in the Baptist Principal; Mrs. Conover, Grade He’s just perfectly killing. I never
F o r S a l e —Slightly used piano,
heard him call an umbrella any­
church.
mahogany
case. Will aell cheap
1; Miss Stone, Grade 1; Miss thing but a bumber8hoot.” — Chi­
for cash or on terms. For par­
Young, Grade 1; Miss Ryan cago Record-Herald.
ticulars write A. Fleming, Box
Grade 2; Mrs. Terrell, Grade 2
Mantua, the Gad of Mockery.
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Miss Rush, Grade 3; Mrs. Brad­
Momus in Greek fable was the 758, Portland, Ore.
Miss Paulsen god of. mockery and censure, who
Ann talks of culture, long and deep. ley, Grade 3;
E x c h a n g e . —We have a num­
delighted in finding fault with gods
Though Ann, indeed, is not mag­ Grade 4; Miss Ganse, Grade 4
and men. He was chosen to set as ber o f good homes in Portland,
netic.
Miss Eldridge, Grade 5; Miss judge when there was ■ strife be­
She talks until 1 fall asleep—
Doris Duncan, Grade 5; Miss tween Neptune, Minerva and Vul­ to trade for small farms in the
A sort of gentle Ann esthetic.
Colby, Grade 6; Miss Wilson, can for supremacy in artistic power. valky. Write ns, and we can ar
O f fair Louise 1 sing, for she’s
Grade 6; Mrs. Sloan, Grade 7 Neptune made a boll, Minerva a range exchanges satisfactory to
A dream in bathing suit o f blue.
Miss Brown, Grade 7; Miss Reece, house and Vulcan a man. Momus both parties.—Fisher & Hillier,
She seemed to-day a mermaid gay,
declared that Neptune should have 309 Abington Bldg. Portland
Grade 8.
And thus I met my^water Lou.
set his bull’s horns farther forward
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Comparative figures for the fo r fighting purposes He said that
There’s Anna; she was quite morose;
past tw o years are herewith Minerva should have so constructed
To melancholia she seemed fated.
H. L H agey’a Ranch, Dundee.
her house that it could be moved
She married. Now she’s quite jocose, shown.
The wedding made her Anna mated.
Whole number days taught awsv from troublesome neighbor»
For Sale 160 acres upland, and
and that Vulcan should have made s
1911, 173; 1912, 171.
Sweet Alice causes me to sigh.
window in the man’s breast through river bottom to be sold in 5 to 10
She melts my heart that’s far from
Whole number days attend which his thoughts could be seen
acre tracts, or all together to suit
callous.
ance, 1911, 117779; 1912, 126 All were so annoyed at his criti­
purchaser. 40 acres river bottom
Ligh t of my life! She’s really my
451.
cisms that they turned him out of
Most t>ngnt aurora ooreaui.
all clear. Runs within quarter
Whole number times late, 1911 heaven, and soon after this he died
■—Town Topics.
o f vexation because he could find mile o f Newberg’s city limits.
331; 1912, 339.
no fault in Venus, ths goddess of Road leading to it from county
The Graphic prints all the lo-
Average daily a t t e n d a n c e love and beauty.
road. Inquire o f H. L. Hagey,
cal news.
I *911, 684; 1912, 739.
Dundee.
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ONION MEETINGS
N E H YEAR’S TEACHING FORCE
SOME GIRLS I
Dr. O. A. Eldriedge
DENTIST
;
Notice is hereby given that the
Council o f the City of Newberg,
Yamhill County, Oregon, pro­
Office over First National
pose to improve Main Street
Bank
from the North line o f First
Phone White 3-1
Street to the South line o f Sher­
man Street, in said City ot New­
berg, by providing~and construct­
ing street drainage for said por­
tion of said Main Street and by
resurfacing with standard bitu-
DR. A . M. DAVIS
lithic wearing surface said por­
tion o f said Main Street; and
Further notice is hereby given
that the said improvement of
said portion o f said Main Street
shall be made in accordance with,
and as provided in the plans and
specifications filed in the office of
the Recorder o f the City o f New­
berg, on the 1st % day o f July,
Bankin ft Doolittle
1912. and that the estimated
PHYSICIANS u 4 SURGEONS
cost o f said improvement is the
sum o f $7,650.00, and that the
Office over U . S. National Bank
cost o f said improvement is to
Both Phones
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be assessed to the property abut­ •
ting said portion o f styd Main K ieoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoooeoeoea
Street and collected in the man­
ner provided in the charter ol
the City o f Newberg, and the
laws o f the State o f Oregon ap­ LITTLEFIELD f t ROM IG
plicable thereto; and
P H Y S IC IA N S A S U R G E O N S
Further notice is hereby given
that the Council o f the City o f
Newberg will, at an adjourned Office in First N a t ’l Bank Building
meeting thereof to be held on the
Phone*, Black 31
15th day of July, 1912, at eight
o ’clock P. M. o f said day at the
Council room in the said City of
Newberg, hear and determine ob­
jections and remonstrances to
DR. THOS. W . HESTER
said proposed improvement and
Physician and Surgeon
expenditure, if any.
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Office in Dixon Building
This notice is given by order-oi
the Council o f the City of New­
N E W B E R G - - OREGON
berg.
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Dated this 3rd day o f July,
1912.
Dr. Alice C. Bowers
Dr. H. D. Bower
W. W. Nelson,
Recorder o f the City of Newberg. Drs. Bowers ft Bowers
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V i KtrkavUlc. Me.
the
Notice o f Receiver's Sale.
A y e a r ’s post-graduat
it« work in Cali-
fonda fust compiei
completed. Wom en’s
Diseases a Sp
Specialty.
Notice lc hereby given that under end pur.
■uent to ea order duly made and entered In the
Office, upstaira opposite postoffice..
Circuit Court of tba State of Oregon, for Yam­ Phonee: Office, W hite 75; Res.-
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r a tiiiw iw v
s
Graduates
of
hill County. In tha enlt of W . H . Bond and N .
N. Stanley, pialnUBk, vs. D. J. Gilbert. B. A
Powell, Hnlda Powell, hie wife, and P. R.
Beale, defendants, on the 24 th day of June Mia,
authorising and empowering the undersigned
Reeelrer In said suit to sell the hereinafter dec
cribeu preinless. 1 w ill on Saturday, the 77th
day o f July. UU, at the hour of two o'clock P .
M . of said day, at the West door of tho cold
Res. W hite 8
storage and lea plant, situated on the Seat side Phone Office White 22
of Blaine Street between First end Second
New berg, Oregon
Stream in the City of Newberg. said Yamhill
County, Oregon, eeU to the hlgkeet bidder at
public a notion for each in hand, separately, the
following deaertbed two panels of property, to-
wit:
(1) Alt of lots numbered Onefl) and Two<2)
in Block number Onc(l), In Bvereat’a Addition
to tho Townfnow City; of Newborg, in Yamhill Eyes examined and glasses made
to fit
County, Oregon, according to the plat of said
Addition to said Town of Newberg of record in
Phone Blue 38
202 First St.
the oWoe of tho Recorder of Conreysnoas for
sold County .
[2] Beginning S.76^ Chains East of the South­
west corner of the Donation Land Claim of J. H.
Rogers and wife, Motiflcatlon 147*. claim No.
56, Township 3. Sooth of Range *. West of the
Willamette Meridian, In Yamhill County. Ore­
gon ; thence running North parallel with the
Wsst boundary line of said Claim 47.0» chains;
thence Bast 2.92»« chains; tkeneeSouth parallel
Office over U . S. 0 N a t l Bank
with the Wait boundary line of said Claim 17.0»
chains, and thence West 2.92^ ebsins to the
Phone Black 171
place of beginning, containing five seres of
land, more or leas.
J. L. H oskins ,
Receiver.
Dated June 27th, 1912.
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Dr. E. P. Dixon
Dentist
A. E. W IL S O N
Optician
J. C. PRICE
D E N T I S T
W . W . Hollingsworth f t Son
Funeral Directors St Embalmers
K. OF F. ELECTS OFFICERS
The enthusiasm that was dis­
played ;at the meeting o f the
Knights o f Pythias last night
more than made up for the small
attendance, a n d those w h o
were absent missed a great treat.
The f o l l o w i n g officers w e r e
elected for the ensuing term:
C. C., Nelson Brouillette; V. C.,
J. B. Hollingsworth; Prelate,
Foster Mills; M. o f W., Kenneth
Hansen; M. of A., Quinten Keil
ing; I. G.,
C. Stanbrough; O.
G., George Ritchey.
Installation o f officers will take
place next Wednesday night. It
is to be hoped that the member­
ship will turn out in fall.
Calla Answered Day or Night
Lady Assistant
Both Phones
Newberg,
^
Ore.
TTORNEY-At-LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
W ill practice in all the courts o f the
state. Special attention given to pro­
bate work, the writing
’“
o ' f '
mort-
gages, contrt
contracts and
rad the drafting o f all
legal papers.
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New berg, Oregon
O m c i — Second Floor
Bank o f N ew beig Building.
Sewer and Tile
Work.
W ell Digging
W IL L IA M M. RAM SEY
Attorney-at-Law
M C M IN N V IL L E ,
OREGON
Office in the Elsia W right Building
Third street
THE BEST FOR NEWBERG
G. M. Bales has installed the
latest machinery (pr repairing
shoes. H qlf soles sewed on while
you wait. No extra charge for
sewed work. 715 East First
Street.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Subject next Sunday morning:
‘•God in rfistory.” Subject at
night: “ A Prosperous Fool.” All
are invited.
CHASE A UNTON
G RAVEL COM PANY
A ll kinds o f gravel for con­
crete work, cement blocks,
or wood work furnished on
short notice.
Telephone White 86