NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
*!. II.
W o o d w a r d . E d it o r
&
P u b l is h e r .
u
Thirty-four of the thirty-eight Kultana
of Turkey have died violent deaths. If
anything should transpire at an early
date to make the present Sultan known
as “ No 35’’ there would be few tears
shed outside of tho Turkey family cir
cle.
..FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1897.
Here in Oregon for some time past
the price of a dozen eggs would buy
two liens and a half. Here is an eco
nomic question well worthy the atten
Jonathun Bourne’s free lunch counter tion of our most able financiers. Where
ver at Salem seems to have a telling are the populist brethern at just now
effect on Yamhill’s three represen anyway?
tatives.
A Portland brewery in advertising its
The hens have made such an effort business curries the motto, “ purity is
lately to restore confidence that the health.” The motto is all right, but
price of the fruit of their labor is very many people have very grave doubts
about there being any part of the beer
much reduced.
business that tends to purity in either
man or woman.
Ihere is no question but that Oregon's
representative in tho electoral college,
the tall sycamore of the Waldo hills, will
Tho continued report of cruel butchery
bo looked up to when he gets back to of innocent women and children in Cuba
by tlie Spanish soldiers, has no tendency
Washington.
to increase the love of Americans for
A wedding took place in Kentucky Spain. A few days ago a ten year old
the other day in which the groom was school boy was shot down like a dog,
103 and the bride 101. What a happy because lie refused to hurrah for Spain.
beginning of the new century of the lives
Col. J. B. Eddy, who lias held down a
of this Kentucky couple.
lucrative job as railroad commissioner
That noble animal, tho horse, still for the past four years, is about buying
“'seems to be in favor in Massachusetts in the ltoseburg Plaindealer, so the story
spite of the coming of the bicycle. The goes. Mr. Eddy is a bustling newspaper
census shows an increase of 3,085 horsos man ami he will without doubt put new
life into the I’laindeuler if he gets con
in that state during tho last year.
trol of the plant.
I atered as M co nd -class m ilte r at the ncitofflce
at Newberg, Orc-goo.
lith e legislature fails to heed tho de
mands of the people for a general cur
tailing of expenses, tho names of the pres
ent membership of that body will be
Dennis, with a capital “ D” in the fu
ture.
On (lie opening of the Washington
legislature last Monday, senator Rine
hart, of Whatcom, not only objected to
prnycr being offered, but he was brazen
ly imdudent about it. Oregon mis
sionary societies that arc looking for a
held of labor among the heathen, might
While the annual eoBt of pensions is do worse than to send a missionary over
♦HO,000,000, it is a debt of honor and to Whatcom.
patriotism tho government owes to tho
pensioners and it will continue to be
It has always been supposed that a
paid despite an occasional growl from
Kentuckian could put a satisfactory
various sources.
amount of whiskey out of sight during
his lifetime, but tilings ure changing,
An exchange says: American men even in the blue grass region. A Ken
without money in tho West nre marry tuckian who died the other day was so
ing Indian girls to secure the lands. depressed over bis efforts during life
American girls with money in the East that lie ordered bis coffin filled with
nre marrying foreign rogues to secure a whiskey after the body was placed in it,
title; so what’s the difference.
und liis wish was carried out to the let
ter.
Hon.T. T. Geer will carry the elec
toral vote of Oregon to Washington.
Up in Polk county the print shops are
This is a well earned honor ami tho so anxious to get n job of county work
many friends of Mr. Geer all over the that they are willing to pay something
state will be glad to know that he has for it. The West Side recently offered
been detailed for this responsible duty. to furnish the county ten thousand let
ter beads for the sum of ono cent, but
The Southern editor who boasts that the I Utilizer went it one better by offer
he has never been in jail or in congress ing to furnish the officials with letter
has missed lots of fun.—Brownsville heads during the year 1897 gratis,
and pay for the privilege of doing so.
Times.
Say, Brown it was hardly to bo ex This would hardly be considered tho
pected that you would give tho thing kind of eoin[ictition that is the life of
trade.
uway after this fashion.
times. As a matter of fact each of
them does this every year. Apparent
ly Incompetency had a good deal to do
with the first and the largest of the
Minnesota bank wrecks, uad one or
two of the other failures in the same
Htute resulted from this collapse. Oth
er banks in different places have gone
Into voluntary liquidation.
Now tills is far from being a pleasing
situation, yet there is nothing iu it to
excite alarm.
As we have already
said, some of the failures could have
occured under the best business con
ditions. The voluntary retirement of
banks are due, of course, to the indus
trial depression, but this has been with
us three years and a half, and the
bunks, like ull other business institu
tions, have suffered as a consequence.
There lias been no changes for the
worse in the trade situation recently.
On the contrary, there has been a
change for the better since November 3
as everybody knows. The improve
ment has not been us great cr as con
tinuous as was expected, for most per-
soiis thought au honest money victory
would buuish the financial clouds im
mediately, and bringon the sunshine
of prosperity. This was au unreason
able expectation, though, for a trade
stagnation that has lasted for between
three and four years can not be brought
to an end iu six or seven weeks by any
sort of influences which have ever
opperated Iu this or any other country.
Several things should be taken into
tho account here. First, business re
covery ufier a long period of depression
is Invariably slow; secondly, nothing
like a rapid business rally has ever
occured at the beginnlngor in the mid
dle of winter; thirdly, more business
failures of various sorts usually lake
place in the latter half of December
and the early half of January than in
any other equal period in the year;
and fourthly, the number of business
failures in the country at large last
week was only oleven more than in
the same time In 1895, while ut that
date the business improvement which
began in August of that year, and
which was checked by the President’s
Venezuelan war message of December
17, 1895, bad not entirely subsided.
There is nothing in the present sit
uation which should inspire dread.
The banks in general throughout the
country, In Chicago as elsewhere, are
in peither dishonest nor iucom|>etent
hands. They are stronger in resources,
as the recent reports of their condition
plainly show, than they ever were be
fore. Let us look at the situation sane
ly. The business clouds will soon dis
perse if the people keep their heads.
A L ie N ailed .
B lo o d W in T ell.
The many different skin diseases such
as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip
elas, eczema, itching or au eruption of
pimples, postuies, blotches, chaps or
cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are
directly the cause of impure blood.
Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
to be the best medicine known for any
of these unsightly complaints. Price
|1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug
gists.
First Club Man—V.’hat did you
think when your wife met you at the
door at 2 a. in. to let you in?
Hecond Club Man—To tell the truth,
old fellow, I thought I was a bigamist.
*
OH o f G la d n e ss
Is u pleasant, palatable preparation, en
tirely free from all oily taste, and may
be administered internally or applied
externally. I t will remove all pain
that “human flesh is heir to,” if prop
erly applied, and might be rightly
termed “a panacea for all ills.” Price
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Parker will address you from this
Chair next week.
“Does ho live in the suburbs, too?”
“Oh, dear no; he has but one arm.”
“ W hat’s that got to do with it?”
“How could lie carry bundles out
from the city?”—Chicago Record.
F o r th e L u n g s.
Elder Alson W. Htecrs writes from
Portland, Or.: “There is no medicine
for the throat and lungs that I can
recommend to ministers, public speak
ers and singers, with the confidence
that I can the 8. B. Cough Cure.” 50
cents per bottle. For sale by all drug
gists.
Goodun—You will never be happy
until you get a change of heurt.
Badun—Oh my heart is all right;
but I think I could be reasonably hap
py If I could get a change of liver and
kidneys.
F o r th e K id n e y s .
“ I am 65 years old; have had kidney
disease and constipation for 25 years.
Am now well—used yourS. B. Headache
and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot
tles at 50 cents each. J. H. Knight,
Rutledge, Or.” For sale by all drug
gists.
"TlieCuban insurgents stole another
march on Weyler yesterday."
What was that?”
“They spilled six barrels of ink out
of bis ammunition wugon.’’—Philadel
phia American.
“ Excuse me,” observod tho man in
spectacles, “ but I am asurgeon, and that
is not where the liver is.” “ Never you
mind where his liver is,” retorted the
other. “If it was in his big toe or his
left ear DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him.
On that you can bet your gig-lamps.”
A. T. H i l l .
The length of life may lie increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may be averted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. A. T. H i l l .
PACIFIC
COLLEGE.
N e w b e r g , O re .
Wanted-ân Idea
W ho can think
o f gome sim ple
thing to patent?
Protect y our Idean; th ey may bri_ you wealth.
WrIte_JÖHN
». i i.c sw u n WEDDERBDRN
n u i/w c n u u n n ft
«. CO..
w . , la t e n t Attor
ney«. W ashington, D. C., for their $1,800 prize offer
and list ot tw o hundred Inventions w anted.
College Classes, Normal Coarse, Book-keeping,
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
CLARENCE BUTT.
All the Grammar School Studies, Mu3ic and Art.
Prom pt a tte n tio n giv en to all legal business.
N e w b erg. O r e g o n .
O ff icr —Second Floor
Hank of Newbe rg Building.
D ENTISTRY.
I. L. SCOFIELD.
N ew b erg, O regon.
Seamless gold crow ns, brid ge work, gold
silver a n d bone fillings; a l u m i n u m or ru b b e r
plates; te eth e x tra c te d w it h o u t pa iu. Prices
reasonable .
Pacific Market.
A full supply of
.
.
.
F R E S H , SA IO K E I) a n d S A L T
St udents can e n te r at a n y tim e a n d find classes to suit.
An e x c e lle n t hom e for g irls a n d boys is p ro v id ed u u d e r th e care of a c o m p e te n t M atron, fit
the low est po ssib le prices.
E x c e lle n t board in p riv a te fa m ilie s. M oral an d C h ris tia n in flu en c e s th ro w n ab o u t s tu d e n ts.
We co n fid en tly b eliev e th a t su p e rio r a d v an tag e s e au u o t be offered in th e N orthw est.
All ex p en se s m oderate. C o rresp o n d en ce a n d visits so licited .
F or catalogues a n d in fo rm a tio n , address,
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O LLEG E,
N E ÏÏB E K G . O R EG O N .
TE8SE EDWARDS, P re s id e n t.
N. E. BRITT, V ice P res.
B. C. MILES, C ash ie r
B A N K OF NEW BERGt
F IS H .
Consumption nnd bronchitis nre not
l>y any means the same, although it is
B lit t e r , E g g s , P o u ltr y , P o t a t o e s
hard lo distinguish one from the other
and G eneral P ro d u ce b ou gh t
Bronchitis is an inflammation of the
C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
a n d S o ld .
lining of the wind tubes or air vessels
Drop
in
and
Bee
what
I
can
do
for
you.
of the lungs, causing soreness of the
A . M . M n u r itz e n .
same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
D IR E C T O R S ;
difficulty of breathing, spitting of mut I ii modern Greece the language of
ter and sometimes blood. Thousands flowers Is developed with such detail
JE S3E EDWARDS.
B. C. MILES,
J. C. COLCORD
E. II. WOODWARD.
dio annually with this dread disease. and is so generally understood that a
N. E. BRITT.
lover
und
his
sweetheart
sometimes
Tho Maemillun Company, has the Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price
The Salem hotels have never rnnked
cury an ideal correspondence by menos
very high in tho estimation of the thanks of this office for two new text 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
of
dusters of loose blossoms.
traveling public and just now they are books, "Longer English Poems” and
C ertificates of d e p o sit issu ed payable on d em an d . E x c h a n g e b o u g h t an d sold. Good note*
receiving some attention from the “ Introduction to Public Finance.”
d isco u n ted . D eposits receiv ed su b jec t to check a t sig h t, a n d a g e n eral b a n k in g busiueas
T Iis F e b r u a r y N u m b er .
C u r e« C r o u p .
tra n sa c te d . C ollections m ade < n i l l accessib le p o in ts in th e U nited States an d C anada.
press. Tho East Oregonian says, “a Tho later is of especial interest at this
C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd & T ilton, P o rtla n d ; N atio n al P a rk B ank, New York.
livery stable is a charming place com time. It contains a simple outline of The February cumber of The Deline “ My three children arc all subject to
S tran g ers v is itin g th e c ity are in v ite d to c all at th e b a n k for in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e city
pared with one of them.”
those things which are necessary to pre ator is called tho mid winter nrtuber, croup; I telegraphed to Han Francisco,
C o rresp o n d en ce in v ite d .
pare the student for independent re and its artistic colored plates in litho got a half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough
AN UNPAR A LLELED O FFE R .
search ; a brief discussion of the leading graph, half-tone and oleograph effects Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God
A child in Rochester New York, swal principles that are generally accepted ; a embody the latest Ideas In winter dress bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. H. D e m o r e s t 's C ut P a p e r P a t t e r n s arc the
ost p ra c tic a l on th e m a rk e t. T hey a re of any
lowed a penny and very soon after the statement of unsettled principles with modes, fabrics and millinery. One of Crozicr, Grants Pass, Or. 50 cents per size
th a t any m e m b e r of a h o usehold could re
qu ire . In each coDy of th e Magaziue is p r i n t
coin was exactly located in the ¡esop the grounds for controversy; and suffi the most valuuble articles which lias bottle. For sale by all druggists.
ed a c oupon e n ti tl in g th e s ub sc rib er, or p u r
hagus by the X ray and removed with cient references to easily accessible ever appeared in the Sterling magazine
ch as er, to a pa tte rn (w orth ar.d regularly sold
for 35c.), or a n y n u m b e r of pa tte rn s for four
“ My good mau, you shouid’nt be cent
out difficulty. See what science has works and resources to enable the introduces a writer new to its pages,
s e ac h to cover pa ckage a n d postage.
done. Without tho X ray this penny student to form some opinion for him- Nora Archibald Smith—a sister of sleeping out doors like this,” said the W hen th e va lue of th e p a tt e rn s is co nsi dere d
O ne of
the s u b s c rib e r act ually gets
would no doubt have been forever lost. self.
Koto Douglas Wiggin—whose paper ou belated citizen.
‘.None o’yer clatter, now, or I ’ll take
the study of children shouhl lie read by
th e p rim e
everyone who accepts responsibility yor iu.”
And w h a t a M agazine it Is! F o r 1897 it w ill be
Oregon is loaded down to the guards The power of dicernment recently de
“Beg your pardon. I hnd no idea m ore b rillia n t th a u e v e r before. New m a n a g e
for their proper development.
Dr.
with State schools. One normal school veloped by the new mayor of Oregon
m ent, new m ethods, new ideas. E ach copy
Grace l’eckham Murray to talk on that you were a policeman.”
c o n ta in s an e x q u isite re p ro d u c tio n in colors of
nnd an agricultural college, nsido from City is something quite remarkable.
som e c ele b ra te d p ic tu re by a fam ous a rtist,
hculth and beauty so auspiciously be
w orthy to a d o rn th e w alls of th e m ost refined
the Reform school und the school for He lias issued an order prohibiting the
The old way of delivering messages by hom e. It is affirm ed th a t I> ein ore«t’« is the
R ID E R S O F
gun In the January number. Tliemel-
the blind and mutes, ure all the state use ot nickle-in-tbe-slot machines where
co m p le te F am ily M agazine p u b lish e d
len Idolatry, »short story of New En post-boys compared with tlie modern o co nly
m
b
in
in
g
all
th
e
m
ost
e
x
ce
lle
n
t
p
o
iu
ts
of
its
1
schools the people ought to be taxed to casli is paid, hut allows the machines to
rie s, b esid es h a v in g in im ita b le
gland people, is the work of Sarah Cleg- telephone, illustrates the old tedious c fe o a n tu te re m s p o of ra its
ow n. I»«‘m o r e » t’* is actually
suppport.
remain where tho owners pay to their liorn, a young writer of brilliant prom methods of "breaking” colds compared a D o z e n M a g a zin e « in one.
a D ig e s t o f C u r r e n t E v e n t« and
patrons cigars and other articles. The ise. In discussing social life in New w ith the almost instaneous cure by One I d It e a is s for
th e busy m an or w oraau, a R e v ie w
an d a S t o r e h o u s e o f I n t e r e s t fo r a ll.
Coos and Jackson counties are also Enterprise suggests that “ If playing York, Mary Cadwaluder Jones is, of Minute Cough Cure. A. T. H ill .
W ives, m others, siste rs an d d a u g h te rs can find
e x ac tly w h at th e y need to am use and in s tru c t
coming to the front with county divi against a muchiuo for money is gamb course, at her brightest and best.
—the go-ligbtly kind —
em , also p ractical helps in ev ery d e p a rtm e n t
Woman (who has been turning over th
sion propositions. So many of the coun ling, it is hard to see wherein playing Carolyn Halstead explains the wonder
of d om estic and social life, in c lu d in g th e fu r
ish in g and o rn a m e n tin g of th e home, e m
is t h e
ties in Oregon are large enough to luiuc for cigars or something else which repre ful growth of stute federations of wo shawls for half an hour)—Well, I don’t n broidery.
b rie a-brac, a rtis tic an d fancy work
a fair sized stub that each session of tho sents money, is not a game of chance men's clubs. Lucia M. liobbins details cure to buy today. I ’m Just looking of all k in d s, etc., etc., and suggestions an d a d
vice re g a rd in g th e w ell-being an d d re ssin g of
legislature for several years to come is as well. Most people bold that all niek- a novel idea 111 entertainments, nnd for a friend.
th e ir ow n persons.
The scope of th e a rtic le s for 18% a n d 1897 w ill
Clerk
(politely)—Don’t
think
you'll
le-in-the
slot
machines
are
but
kinder
there
Is
a
paper
of
relative
Interest
on
1
likely to have theao division squabbles
c o v er the w hole c o u n try an d its v a rie d in te r
garten appliances in the school of gam church fairs and fancy bazaars. Maud Ibid your friend among the shawls. 1 ests. and th e a rtic le s w ill be p r o fu s e ly illu « -
to wrestle with.
d w ith th e fin e s t e n g r a v in g * , and, in
t h a t c a n b e o b ta in e d w ith little e x e rtio n .
bling, whether tho chance taken is for C. Murray Miller contributes her sec We’ve looked them ull through.—New a tr d a d te
itio n , it w ill p u b lish th e b e st an d p u r e s t
fic tio n . It tre a ts a t length O u t -o f- d o o r s
coin, cigars or candy, and the discrimi ond paper on tbe Debutante. Emma York Tribune.
S p o rt« , H o m e A m u s e m e n ts an d E n te r
Buffalo imports natural gas from Can nating difference of our mayor is open to Haywood continues her series of pupers
ta in m e n ts ; it gives a g re a t deal of a tte n tio n to
They are so firmly put together that
tho
C h ild ren *« D e p a r tm e n t, and "O irr
ada, nnd the question has arisen wheth criticism.”
on cccleslast icle embroidery, and also Scalv eruptions on the heaJ, chappcil G irl*,*’
and has a M o n th ly H pm poaitim by
er the gas is a raw or manufactured
C
e
le
b
r
a
te
d
1’e
o
p
le
,
in
w
hich
are
d
is
c
u
s
ic
d
machine
and rider seem as one. Get
bands
and
lips,
cuts,
bruises,
scalds,
I
illustrates the use of cornatiou cor.l in
im p o rta n t q u e stio n s of th e h o u r of in te re s t to
article, subject to a duty of 10 per cent,
fancy work, book reviews, tea table burns are quickly cures by PeW itts! the o ld e r readers.
on an Imperial ami try it. Send for
or a mineral entitled to enter free. Be The report that a “ Western man" will chat, seasonable cookery, knitting, tat Witch Hazel Salve. It is at present the I Let us have yo u r s u b sc rip tio n a t once. You
m ore valu e for y o u r m oney than it is pos
’96 catalogue.
fore this question is setllod a good deal be Secretary of the Treasury is not going ting, crocheting,ate., ure of accustom article most used for piles, and it always get
sible to sec u re in any o th e r m agaziue.
T h e M a g a z in e o n e y e a r fo r 9 5 OO,
of international gas is likely to bo un to disturb anybody in the East or any ed excellence.
cures them. A. T. H il l .
f ir s ix m o o ts fo r
-
-
1 OO
where else.
More Westerners than
corked on liotli sides of the line.
(O v e r ' 4 3 0 d iffe r e n t g a r m e n t« a r e s h o w n
Easterners have lieen at the bead of the
e
a
e
h
y
e
a
r
,
p
a
t
te
r
n
s
o
f
a
ll
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f
w
h
ic h a r e
"Did you read the article published
t a in a b le by s u b s c r ib e r * a t 4 c . e a c h t)
The St. Louis Globe Democrat—Semi about you?’’ remarked an ac»iuuiututice o S b a m
Treasury in the past thirty or forty
p le c o p y (w it h p a t te r n c o u p o n ! sen .
The homo of Mrs. Leas»' at Wichita, years. Among tlie former were Chase Weekly—Tuesday and Friday—Eight
for 10c.
Kans is of which there has lieen so modi and Sherman, men who stand with pages eaeh lasue—Sixteen Rages every to the unscrupulous politician.
"No have they been slandering me,
said in tho papers recently, was sold the 1 Hamilton und Gallatin, as the four great week—only ono dollar a year, is un
IIO F if t h A v e n u e , N ew Y ork-
other day at sheriff's sale for |6»X) to est Finance Ministers whom tho coun questionably the biggest, best anti os usual?”
“ I »loot know whether they have J
the man that lidd the mortgage. The try has ever had. McCulloch and Win- cheapest national news journal pub
A L ib e r a l O ile r . O n ly 9 3 . 0 0 fo r
sheriff profaeod the reading of the dom.two other men from the Mississippi lished in the United States. Strictly ikuidered you or not; but it looks as if
they
had
»lone
their
best.”
The
N ew berg G raphic
sale notice witli an appeal to local pride Valley who have managed tlie money reputiliean In polities, It still gives all
am i
to biff well up on tlie property and thus dc|iurtmcnt of the Government, have the news, and gives it at least three
Soothing, and hot irritating, strength D o n io r e a t’s F a m ily M a g a z in e .
save it from falling into the bauds of given general satisfaction to the country. days earlier than it can lie had from
foreigners, but without avail. None of Just as good men for the (Hist of Treas any weekly paper published anywhere. ening. and not weakening, small but S end Y o u r S u b s c r i p t i o n s to t h is
Office.
the Lease family were at the sale.
ury chief can lie found on this siilo of It la Indispensable to the farmer, mer effective—such are the qualities of De-
the Alleghenies as resale anywhere on chant or professional man who desires Witt’s Little Fatly Risers, the famous
little pills. A. T. H ill .
so visas*
Joseph B. McCullagh, tho recently tlie Atlantic aeutioard, as, ol course, to keep promptly anil thoroughly pnu
■ X P IR IK N C I.
everybody
knows.—Glolie
IVmtierat.
ted,
but
lias
not
the
time
to
read
a
decease I editor of the St. Louis Globe
"Isn 't it o«ld,” asked Squililig, “ that
large dally paper; while its great var
Democrat, expresssd the following sen
what I cat shout»! go to uiy stomach,
iety
of
well
selected
reading
matter
sible statement:
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