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USÏ-ED LVKKV FRIDAY NOHNUO.
E. II. W o o d w a r d , E d ito r
& P d b u s iik b .
F R ID A Y , NOVEM BER 0, 1890.
Entered
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Mcond c! ss- matter al the poitothce
at Newberg, Oregon.
What iß the matter with Hanna?
What is the matter with Yamliill?
Wliat is tlie matter with Oregon?
Yes, feeling pretty well, thank you.
The congregation will please arise and
sing.
Full election returns will he given
next week.
What is the matter with McKinley
and Hohart?
Yamhill county gives a majority of
60 for McKinley.
What is the matter with North and
South Newberg precincts?
Newberg, Yamhill county, the state of
Oregon and the United States for Mc
Kinley.
The “ enemies country’’ on Nov. 3,
spread out into a broad expanse and
included old Yamhill.
What is the matter with the result of
the campaign for sound money, pro'
tection and good government?
Even that published letter from Frank
Hastings of Kansas nod the wearing of
a high hat on election day, failed to
save Bryan from defeat.
The vote in South Newberg precinct
stood as follows: McKinley 121, Bryan
74, Levering 18. North Nowbcrg, Mc
Kinley 134, Bryan 91, Levering 32.
Chairman Jones, of the democratic
national committee, issued a bulletin ut
a late hour on Thursday evening, giving
up the fight and admitting McKinley’s
election.
The result of Tuesday’s election must
have effected a cure of the “ jiost oflice
itch,’’ which seems to have been effect
ing the fellow, who, on rare occasions
wears a high hat.
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citing contest will huve lieen fought to a mlttee was presented, and, on m otion,,
finish, and a great public question will was laid on the table for one month. I
have been settled. Such, at least, is the The question box was interesting On
universal hope. Few citizens on either motion, thanks was tendered to the
side will lie found to desire such an out good people o f Sberiden and the meet
come of the balloting as will leave the ing adjourned.
issue still open.
F u r the L u r k *.
The canvass has been of an importance
Elder Alson W. Hteers writes from
unusual, even among presidential con
tests. It has been frequently compared Portland, Or.: “ There is no medicine
to the canvass of I860, to which it bears for the throat and lungs that I can
a particular resemblance in the wide recommend to ministers, public speak
breaking of party lines. A still more ers und singers, with the confidence
striking point of similarity is found in that I can the 8. it. Cough Cure.” 50
the clearness of the issue. Now, as then, cents per bottle. For sale by all drug
the two leading parties have adopted ' gists.
platforms whose meaning is unmistak
There is a man in Memphis with
able, and are advocating policies wholly ' enough charges against him to put him
irreconcilable.
in jail for 1,425 yeurs
He is evidently y I
Of all this we are thoroughly mindful. ( one o f those individuals with a mania
The issue is great; the effects of the for id lin g every one he meets why the
people’s decision will be felt for years to country is going to the dogs if it doesu’
come. Neverless, whatever may be the fall in line with his view'.
result, thoae who shall find themselves i
defeated at the polls must not despair of
The famous stallion, for which Gen.
the republic.
Coxey paid $10,000 a short time before
To many sincere advocates of the free he organized the Commonweal Army,
coinage of silver it has seemed that the was traded the other day In Columbus,
permanent adoption of the gold stand Ohio for an old "p lu g” und $8 “ to boot.”
ard would be an evil of the greatest mag N o wonder the general advocates bet
nitude. In like fashion the opponents ter rouds.
of free coinage predict calamity to busi
The womens foreign missionary soci-
ness and dishonor to the republic us the
inevitable consequence of that policy. ety of Friends church will meet at the
Both cannot be right, and we are not go church on Saturday at 3 o'clock. Super
ing to suggest that both aro absolutely intendents und chairmen of committees
wrong; but it is surely not necessary to will please la* prepared with quarterly
concede that even this remarkable elect re|»ort.‘i. Tho executive board meets at
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ion is going to detroy the business of half past two o’clock.
the country.
O il o f GlnilneRH
Here are some seventy millions of peo
ple, ranking high among the peoples of Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en
the world in virtue and inelligence, and tirely free from all oily taste, and may
inhabiting a land whose resources are be administered internully or applied
still but imperfectly devloped. All these externally. It will remove all pain
people must be fed and clothed, and no thnt “ human flesh is heir to,” if prop
one questions that there is plenty for erly applied, and might be rightly
Price
them all if they apply wisely to nature termed “ a panacea for all ills.”
for her blessings. True, the industrial 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists
methods of modern civilization aro com
There is a terrific scandul in New
plicated, and the character of the medi
um of exchange is of great importance York at. present over the manner in
in the accumulation and distribution of wkleh certain hospitals are run. It
wealth. But can one imagine a great openly claimed thut certain well known
and energetic people giving up the pro hospitals frequently refuse to receive
duction nnd exchange of commodities badly injured patients—thut is such
because of a failure to agree upon a sat whose cases appear desperate—because
they wish to keep their death rate ns
isfactory sort of money?
Moreover, we all know that Ameri low as possible. An investigation will
cans aro, as a rule, quick to regain their probably take place, and it is believod
feet after a tumble. To sit down and that serious mismanagement, if not
grieve over spilled milk is not a national worse, will be developed.
characteristic. To no people is the fu
Illu od W ill 'I ell.
ture of such overwhelming importance
The many different skin diseases such
aH compared will the past. Our youth
ful republic, like a young man, does in as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip
deed livo largely in tho future. We elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
have made mistakes and recovered from pimples, pustules, blotches, chaps or
them. If perchance we should make cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are
others, aro we not still of an age to out directly the cause of impure blood.
Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
grow them.
The very earnestness of the appeal to be the best medicine known for any
Price
which each side is making is in itself an of these unsightly complaints.
encouraging sign to tho thoughtful ob $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug
server, wdio has in mind more than the gists .
You
The Newberg
Clothing House
was never better prepared to please customers than now.
have onr house fall of
If your children are subject to croup
watch for the first symptom of the dis
ease-hoarseness.
If Chamlierlain's
Cough Remedy Is given us soon ns the
child becomes hoarse it will prevent the
attack. Even after thecroupy cough has
appeared the attack can always be pre
vented by giving (Ids remedy. It ¡salso
invaluable for colds and whooping cough.
For sale by A. T. Hill, druggist.
T h e Tsaclters Mect.
The Ynmldll Co. Teaeher’s nsselution
met ut Hhcrlden on Haturday Dot Ulst.
The meeting wos ealled to order by
C. C LI ti de il at 10: 20 a. in.
The editor of the Tillamook Headlight,
After singlng and prayer, Hupt. Uren-
is a new man in the country who recent tlss inailo a few very polliteli reuisrks
ly came up from California and lie lias rcg.irdiug thè work of thè Instltute
evidently lieen imposed upon as the fol
The suhjeot o f languugo in tlu* prl-
lowing will show : Through tho perver mary grado* was presentisi by Miss l'va
sity and cussedneas of dame rumor and Atkin, o f Mherldan
she sani tino
the mistakes of correspondents, the "Tendi tuo iny fallita and I wlll try to
Headlight was led last week into charg I eorreet tliein” Dan exeellent motto f. >r
ing several couples with having commit young studente. 81u* spoke o f tho re-
ted matrimony whom we are now assur j sults o f uslng exereises iti reprodudng
ed were entirely innocent of the deed ! storio* whicli temi to 4oacli thè olii al
charged. We are profoundly sorry for I to teli what he knows. The suhjeot
having charged any innocent person of I was theu discusseli by thè inslitute.
so grave an offense, and promise never
Owtng to thè ahscnoe o f some o f thè
to do it again. Hereafter Indore the teaehers on program, Hupt
Urenti**
Headlight publishes a marriage notice, o|Mined thè discussimi o f Grammur, in
It will, if in dould. require of the ullcgcd t all of thè grado*. Mr. Reynolds o f Mc-
benedict ami Ids blushing bride a solemn Mlnnvllle, spoke of thè need o f a lietter
statement on oath that they did. with j unilcrstundlng of tho English languugo
out malice afore thought, enter into the | ntiinng thè common peoplo. General
«ucrcd state, ami will require of the min discussimi followed.
ister an oatli a rod long that he gave
IL O . Su u Iter of Amtty, Introduced
them Ids blessing.
thè subjcet o f gru tu mar in thè l'.ighth
However, if we were sure the marriag Grado Mr Hnuflcr’s idea o f teachlng
es published would really come true, we gr.uuitinrls to merely superintcnd, and
would lie willing to let them run top of let thè studente do Ilio work, applying
ixihiinn and next to pure reading matter as llicy gii, thè prlnciplc* learned. Dia-
for two hits and a bucket of dams extra. eu.vsion followed.
At nomi thè vDiting teaehers vere
A f t e r the II.Mtlr.
cntcrtidned ut thè houle* o f Citizen* i f
The issue of the Youbt’s Cimpinion Hhoridon.
just prior to the election contained the
At 1:30 p in , thè meeting was ealled
to order by Hupt Brenlise Some timo
following very sensible editoriali
When tins issue of the Componi i wnsspent in idnging. Tho euhjcct of
reaches its readers the result of the pres- IVdugogy was tildi tnkeil tip
Mr. Ri ynol.ls gare a due ad.lrc»« op
idfntial canvass, which, at at the time
we write, it in its la it stag1’, w ill be tili lite inorai power o f thè Ihc lettdior
Thr rep.irt of lite eoustllutlou coui-
known. A long an! excepti »• mlly ex-
When Gen. Hcott was asked his au
thority for spelling wagon with two g ’s,
he said that the spelling was on the
authority of Winfield Hcott, command
er o f the armies of tho Uuhed Htab-s o f
America
When the oflieials o f the
bureau o f engraving and printing are
criticised for spelling tranquillity with
one I, on the face of the recently Issued
one-dollnr -liver certificates, they reply
that in quoting from the constitution
they followed the spelling of the orig
inal document: and in view of this au
thority it is not worth while to hoard
for future premiums one dollar silver
certificates o f the Isue o f 1898.
A l.le Nulle*.
Consumption and bronchitis nro not
by any means the sanie, although it is
hard to distinguish one from the other
Bronchitis is an mllutnnmdnn of tlie !
lining of the wind uilies or air vessels
o f tho lungs, causing soreness o f the
same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
dilticulty of breathing, spitting of mat
1 ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
die annually with (Ids dread disease
Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Brice
60 ceuts. For sale by all Druggists.
Work D going forward on (Ite brick
foundation for the new Cumberland
Bresliylerian cintren. With a reasonable
mummt of fair weather th e Bresbyter-
iitit people slietild I h * utile to dedicate
their new building by the tirst o f the
year.
Curen Croup«
“ My titre© children are all subject to
croup: I telegraphed to Han Francisco,
got a half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough
Cure.
It is a (îerfect remedy. God
liles* you for it. Yours, etc., J. H.
Crosier. Grants Base. Or. 50 cents per
bottle. For sale by all druggists.
The advance In wheat found our
friend M. B Hendrick long on the ce
real, most of it limigli t when prices
ruled much lower. Ho was lucky e-
nmivli to unload on the top market of
72 cents, timi it is current (but lie clean
ed up several thousand dolíais on the
season’s business.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Gaps, Mackintoshes, etc., eto.
Our line of Underwear was never better. We have the best
heavy Soots and Shoes ever shown in this market. Our stock of
Blankets is very large.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD!
The Prices w ill suit you.
East
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G. L. Rowland raised tills year on
liis farm near North Yam liill two
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weigh* 128 pounds, the other U23 He
says he will show them against the bt
metallic or any other party, a d if any
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immediate subject of debate. For is not
It is not a question just now bo much this earnestness at the bottom an evi
rs to who “ struck down silver in ’ 73,” dence of a deep and general concern for
but whure is the fellow who Btruck W il tho welfare of the country? in indiffer
lie Bryan in '98? He will be found in ence to politics, rather than in anxiety
the "enemy’s country.”
and fears,lies danger. Whenever in our
history tho people have been thoroughly
The great national campaign of 1898 aroused on any question, they have soon-
is now past ami Win. McKinley is elect j or or later found the right answer. To
ed president of the United ¡States. It entertain gloomy forolaidings as to the
appears that McKinley will have 284 i outcome because it is much debated is
votes in the electoral college and he may hardly in accordance with the spirit of
have more than this. It is a great vic I our institutions.
The intensity of the feeling manifested,
tory for sound money and good govern
the ardor of the discussion, the general
ment.
t interest—these are all hopeful indica
The Oregon Poultry Journal says of tions that we are nearing a decision
I which shall be final. Let us all make
Homer Davenport the cartoonist:
Homer Davenport, whose phensant the best of it. We cannot all have our
sketches have appeared from time to way, but tho unsuccessful should not he
time in tne O. P. J. hail his manhood likened to a vanquished army. When
tested quite recently by an offer from the verdict has been given and one pol
Mr. 1’ullitzer of the New York World icy is approved, nothing should be suid
of a salary of »250 per week to leave the of those w ho opposed it more bitter than
Morning Journal and go to work on his this: that they sought tho welfare of
paper. This was $100 more thaif Homer their country unwisely.
was receiving on the Journal but lie de
clined the offer, thereby keeping his
faith with his trusted employer. Mr.
Hurst soon heard of the incident and
immediately raised him to f 250 per
week and drew him a check for $3000
besides. This makes Mr. Davenport a
salary of $12,000, $2,000 more than the
salary of aur United States senators.
Money can’t buy Homer Davenport’s
manhood. Hu is not built that wny.
His father, Mr. T. W. Davenport, in
forms us he will visit his old home this
winter nnd thinks we shall see him u-
bout January.
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Newberg. October, 1*96.
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In the county Con*t for Yamhill countv. Ore
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