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    Y o u r Last Chanel.
know o f that has not enough sense
C. C. Smith, tlie photographer is ar­
to feed himself.”
Nature has provided an ahutidunce ranging to go away for the summer.
for every creature? Yes; but she yields Call at onceund have the babies’ picture
her ubundunce in response to human taken. Negatives go with the pictures.
| toil. It was not unassisted nature, but Old negatives sold for 10 cents each.
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human industry making a wise use of
I t ’ a dreadful thing to he ns near
the forces o f nature, which heaped
high the desirable things to which this sighted as Dick Doodles, remarked the
orator invited his listeners to help young woman sympathetically.
-A -T T H
E
It must lead to embarrassment.
themselvca
It does; yesterday evening when his
This doctrine amounts to saying that
w hojver wants anything has a right to best friend came up the street wearing |
sieze It wherever he finds it. provided one of the new fisliioned colored shirts,
he is strong enougli to overcome the Dicky stopped short and exclaimed to
resistance o f its posessor. O f course, at his companion: “ I say old man, what
luw, government and society itself u lovely sunset we're having.
must go down heft re the carrying out
dressed appearance of the people one o f such a monstrous theory us this.
F o r the K idn ey*.
FRO M
It appears that silver is not being set meets. The typical “ hayseed” of former
Ostensibly this agitation is directed
“ I am Go years old ; have had kidney
down on as hard as some campaign ora­ days is now seldom seen and in his place against the rich. In reality, it is war disease and constipation for 25 years.
tors would have the people l-elieve. have come men and women whose uian- or thrift. It is a menace to every one Am now well—used yourS. B. Headache
During the fiscal year just closed Uncle | ners and dress will compare with their who lias made any prudent provision I Rn(] Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot-
town cousins. The farm houses of to- for future needs. The old udage en- tlcg at 50 centg Cilchi j jj . Knight,
Sam coined 21,203,701 silver dollars.
day are not what they were even but a join men to lay aside stores against a u„tledge, Or.” For sale by all drug-
Y o u a r e c o r d ia lly in v ite d to c a ll a t o u r sto re a n d see w h a t b a r -
few years ago. Now, newspapers, per- ra|ny day. The new theory tells them j gistg,
Fivo thousand barrels ot American
iodicals and books aro found in nearly j that the better way Is to lay violent I
g a in s a re b e in g o ffe re d in
apples were recently sold in the Berlin
every sitting room while the debating j hands on the stores which other men
market.
The Germans appear to be
"D
o
you
have
mice
in
your
house,
societies, reading circles, Sundae school, : have laid aside.
glad to get our apples, even though they
church and lodge rooms wnlch are found 1 \ |urge ,,art of the accumulated Parker?” asked Wicks
are inclined to be a little shy oi the
"Y e s —lots of ’em,” said Parker.
in almost every community afford a wealth o f this country is tho product
American hog.
"W hat on earth do you do for them?
place where manners are polished, ideas l and savings o f industry. Ho far as
broadened and a higher culture given, represented in goods, it is found In the I ’m bothered to death by them at my
A Cherokee Indian is taking the Keely so much so that these gatherings have crops which hard working farmers house,"
“ What do I do for ’em?” said Parker.
cure, and a friend says that if the Keely become veritable schools wherein an have drawn from the soil; or in mer­
cure can knock out tho Indian agency intellectual uplift is given the rural pop­ chandise, the ownership o f which is “ W hy I do everything for ’em—pro­
whiskey its friends will be quite willing ulation and they are made the equals of the result of toil and self-denial by men, vide 'em with u home, plenty to eat,
What more can they
to back it against the kind that is dis­ the residents of the city. With this in­ almost ail o f whom started In life with and so forth.
pensed in the Kansas drug stores.
tellectual and social development will no better opportunities than those of expect?” —Harper’s Bazar.
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come that contentment which is so es­ the men who would now despoil them.
John Griffin, of Zanesville, O., says:
Ho far as it is in money, it costs large­
An exchange says: “ We have seen sential to the prosperity and happiness
people in church trying to look angelic of u people, tho lack of which lias ren­ ly in hundreds of millions o f dollars of “ I never lived a day for thirty years
while they sing, ‘shall we know each dered the country people so dissatisfied savings-bank deposits; in tlie property without suffering agony, until a box of
other there,’ when they wouldn’ t speak with their lot and which lias been the of building and loan associations; and De W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured my
to each other wlpn they met on the cause of the wholesale desertions of the in tlie investment o f life insurance piles.” For piles and rectal troubles,
street. They may know each oilier, but the farm which in recent years have companies which enable them to keep cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all
C happed
taken place. When the hoys and girls their promises to policy-holders
Tlie skm troubles De W ilt's Witch Hazel
the question is where?”
of tlie country feel that they are not be­ new doctrine invites tlie idle, tlie shift­ Salve is unequalled.
A . T. H i l l .
ing looked upon as gawks, and that less, the hrtitul to “ help themselves” to
Tho Kudeavorer* from the East who their education, manners and dress are
these accumulations
1 Mabel, tlie doctor says you drink
travel through the Willamette vulley such as will destroy that class distinc­
When tlie lower animals “ help them­ entirely too much coffee,
f t is not
will look on our fields of ripening grain tion which has heretofore handicapped
selves” by seizuio from eaclt other, the good for you.”
that promise an excellent yield an! or­ and made them feel to be inferiors of
process means violence and murder.
“ Why mama, it doesn't hurt me a
chards that are loaded with fruit. Na­ youth of tlie towns, will tho farm home
Tlie Chicago agitator would have men particle, and I like it too well to quit
ture seems to have been doing her licst retain its attractions for them and social
forfeit all tho higher qualities which
| using it.
I just couldn’t get along
lately to prepare Oregon for the coming of economists will have to lie put at their
make them men, and sink to tlie level
the visitors.
wits ends in devising schemes to main­ of I lie brutes in tlie struggle for life.
tain the balance of population between Hucli counsel is as degrading as it is
autliority on beauty, says It is ruinous m . 6 n t O f J? i s h i n g T c i C k l e .
C o m G c v lld
We aro pleased to quota from the St. tho city and the country.
dangerous.— Youth's Companion.
T.ouis Globe Democrat: “ North Caro­
“ O, well if the doctor thinks I ought i
lina’s experiment in using convict labor
.A .. T _ H
I L L .
is la n d Will Tell.
T h e L a b o r Trou b les.
not to drink it any more I ’ll drop it, of I
to build roads is Said to show surpris­
Tlie many different skin diseases such course ”
The fact that tho coal miners have
ingly favorable results. It costs Gc less
as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip­
N otice.
a day per convict than to keep the men determined to quit work, thus largely elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
F u r the L u n g *.
increasing
the
area
of
the
labor
disturb­
idle in prison, and their health is great­
! In the County Court for Yamh ill County Ore-
pimples, postules, blotches, chaps or
Elder A Ison W. Hteers writes from : gon.
ance caused by the Iron, steel and glass
ly improved."
In the matter of the Estate Anua Belle Tiba-
cracking open of tlie skin, scrofula, are Portland, Or.: “ There is no mediciue
workers, who urn already out, is an un­
, do, deceased.
directly tho cause of impure blood. for the throat and lungs that I can j* Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned
fortunate circumstance Of course, the
I having been duly appointed ns the Executor of
B. S. Pague in summing up his latest demands o f the miners, like those of Wilhur’H Blood Purifier is acknowledged recommend to ministers, public speak­ ! the Estate of Anna Belle Tibado deceased.
bulletin says: Adverse conditions pre­ Iron, steel and glass men, appear to the to be tho best medicine known for any ers and singers, with tlie coufldence ! Now therefore this is to notify all persons hav­
ing claims against the said deceased, to present
Price that I can tho H. B Cough Cure.” 50 ! the same with the proper vouchers within six
vailed throughout Oregon to April 1st. general public to be moderate. The of these unsightly complaints.
|
months from the first publication of this notice
During April, the conditions were ideal. "fulr days pay for a fair days work" $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug­ cents per bottle. For suie by all drug­ ' to
the said Executor, at the ofiiee of L. F. Ilall,
in
Newberg, Yamhill County Oregon.
gists.
May was not very favorable, being warm which the miners ask is eminently reu-
gists.
Dated this 25th. day of June. 18J7.
HENRY AUSTIN,
and dry. June had just such weather snuubie. In the best of times the wa­
Executor of Estate of Anna Bell Tibado.
L A V A V K T T Í.
ns was needed ; and now the prospects ges of these workers are low, and they
Johnny, said a Jefferson county fe-
for all crops arc unusually good. A great have been reduced In the past year or
The band boys have got their new inule teacher, whose age is concealed
N otice,
crop year in Oregon appears to bo cer­ two more than once. The public is
by tlie arts well known to women,
uniforms.
In the County Court for Yamhill County Ore
tain.
aware of this, and sympathizes with
Johnny how many presidents have we gou.
Born— To the wife o f L. M. Duncan
In the matter of the Estate of Amauda E
tlie miners in their sufferings.
No
had in the United -States?
gey, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Andrew Hagey,
The reporter of a Canadian paper is class o f tnen felt the ill effect o f the on July' 10, a girl.
I duntio, said tlie boy.
Administrator of the Estate of Amanda E. II ».
Joint Dunn of Eastern Oregon is
responsible for tho statement that he convulsion o f 18U3 earlier than the
Why, replied she, when I was your gey deceased has rendered and presented for
,
settlement
fixed in s lid conn his final ho
hero
to
see
his
mother
who
is
very
found Mr. Bryan in bed wearing a heavy miners, or have been alllleted longer.
age I could tell at onco tlie name of \ count of his and
Administration of said Estate and
thus Tuesday the third day of August l s07 at
embroidered silk night shirt. What if In any geoerul revival o f business sick.
every President
j one o’clock p m. nt the court room in the Court
Mr Bryan does wear silk night shirts? w hich comes to the country they cer­
Fred Belcher and sisters of Portland
Of course you eoifid replied tlie lud, 1 House in the city of McMiuuville, in Yamhill
County Oregon has been duly appointed by the
The ahcckloa ho is getting for carrying tainly deserve to share.
are here visiting their grandfather, J. because when you were my age there ! Judge
of said Court for the settlement of the
But like nil other questions, this mat­ M. Belcher.
on the silver campaign enables him to
had been but two or three presidents. l said accotuit at which time and place any per
I son interested in said Estite may appear and
pay for all the fancy night shirts or day ter o f tho strike has two sides, and to
Johnny, take your seut; tlie lesson file exceptions in writing to the said account
Mrs Miranda Hmith is making some
and contest the ^ame.
shirts he may want, so whoso business ouch side the general public must give needed improvements ubout her place for today is ended.
Dated this 25th day of June A. D. 1 97.
a hearing. The coal operators declare east of tlie seminary.
ANDREW IIACEY.
is it?
Administrator of said Estate.
Hint under tho present condition of
Cure*
Croup.
Dick Bird has moved out to what is
trade they are unable to grant the min­
“ My three children are all subject to
Tho Brownsville Times very perti­
known ns tlie Joe Huston place in the
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
er’s demands. W hile wages have gone
croup; I telegraphed to Pan Francisco, A
nently remarks Hint "some of our legis­
north suburbs o f town.
down they have not, tlie operators con­
got
a
half
dozen
bottles
of
8.
B.
Cough
lators, wdio were scared nearly to death
The government Engineer has just
CLARENCE BUTT.
tend, gone down faster or further than
Cure.
It is a perfect remedy. God
for fear a session of the legislature would
W ill practice iu all the courts r f the state.
coal prices. Moreover, whenever prices finished another survey o f the ground j
hles .1 you for it. Yours, etc., J. H. Special attention give:» to probate work, the
lie held last winter, and they he com-
writing of deeds* mortgage', contracts and the
went up, they say, wages generally ad­ for tlie locks on tlie river.
Crosier, Grants Pass, Or. 50 cents per drafting of all legal papers.
polled to carry out their election pledge«,
vanced simultaneously. Like uli other
John M clntlre tins ills new dry \
Ne«-berg. Oregon.
bottle. For sale by all druggists.
are now worrying themselves to death
O ffic e — Second Floor
branches o f business tho coal trade was house nearly completed.
Pickett and
for fear that an extra session will not bo
Bank of Newberg Bui-ding.
injuriously affected by tho financial j Craven o f Newberg are doing the car-
called, and a chance given them to re­
The first wheat put in tlie shock In
disturbances which began four years penter work.
deem themselves.”
Yamhill county was cut Monday, July
ago, and some o f tlie losses necessarily
John Malotte, whose house was dam
5th, by Jerome Derby with a new
shifted on to tlie miners. Tills is tlie
aged by fire a few weeks ago lias had |
¡Jones lever hinder, bought o f Manning
Tlie Southern Illinois Press associa­ rule in all occupations in times of dis­
tlie loss adjusted by tlie Oregon Fire
Bros lie lias sixty-five acres o f wheat on F L O U R , F R E D , H A Y & ( l l t A l >
tion lias adopted a rule to o.nit tlie title tress. There may not he much com­
Belief '.ssociation in which lie carried !
G ARD EN & FLO W ER
his father’s farm west o f this city from
“ Dr.” in speaking oi a physician. This j fort to them in tills reflection, tint it is
a po ley.
SEEDS.
which lie expects a y ie lj o f 2,(>m bush­
is a retaliation u|sni the Southern I Hi- . thetruth, as every laid y knows. Though
Land Plaster. Poultry Supplies and etc., etc.
Prof. I). M. Metzger o f tlie La Fay- j els. The field harvested Monday is an
nots medical association that expelled j the miners, whose wages are low even
Free Delivery.
R. W 8 1'EIGLEDER,
two memtiers because they advertised. 1 in normal titties, feel the cuts in com­ otto Seminary and Mrs. F.lki Gates exceedingly early variety, tlie seed liav-
1st street,Newberg. Oregon.
In Ohio the doctors are fighting pro-, pensation more titan do sumo other were majried on July first and left in i-1 ing been brought here from Missouri
prietary medicines and some of tho pub- j sorts of laborers, yet in some degree at mediately for Han Francisco to attend by Mr. Rhodes — Reporter.
FT! a k e NOTICE------------9
Jl
1 have rented the Newberg Meat Market
fishers threaten in every death notice to least the same kind of an affliotloii tins tlie Christian Endeavor convention,
of Mr Lucas formerly owned and run by |
mention tlie name of tlie attending phy­ come to the majority of men, employ- j The following officers o f the T.O.O.F
J
.
S.
Baker.
1 intend to keep a supply of
A L ie Nailed.
sician.
ers as well us employed.
have been installed for tlie term: P. 1’.
Consumption and bronchitis nre not F R E S H A N D C U R E D M E A T S
For
While public sympathy will bo with oida, Noble Grand; W . C. Tustin, V. j by any means the same, although it is
j .
E V E R Y member of
on hand at all times. Soliciting a share of
J. L Vickrey, ltec. Hecretary; A hard to distinguish one from the other. your patronage I remain
In tlie August number of the Delinea the strikers so long ns they refrain
Yours respectfully.
E V E R Y family on
from violating tho laws, the folly of B Wosterfield, Per Secretary; Hull Bronchitis is un intlammaiion o f tlie
tor Mrs, A. S. Potter writing of social
starting a labor contest at this period Johnson, Treasurer
Jas. Comic.
lining o f ¡ho wind lubes or air vessels
E V E R Y farm, in
life in Ht. Louis shows tlie continued i
can not la too strongly condemned.
o f the lungs, causing soreness o f tlie Newberg, October. 1S96.
potency of the Creolo intliience in that ,
\V it. Derby, J L. Ferguson, Boy
EVERY' village, fu
Just at the time when (lie tariff' 1411
same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
interesting semi-southern metropolis. I
was about to go on tlie statute book, Martin and o'hers, who went from here difficulty o f breathing, spitting of mat­
E V E R Y State ami Territory.
No. 4 of Jennie Drake's New York types
when adequate revenue would tie fur­ to tlie Bryan rnlley at Gladstone had ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
is devoted to a sprightly mid amusing
their
pockets
picked.
Judge
Ramsey
nished to tlie government and adequate
FOR Education,
die annually with this dread disease.
analysis of tlie women a ho shop. Dr.
protection would lie provided for all In­ and others of MeMinnvl le, also limi Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price
FOR Noble Mnuliood,
Grace Pecklmm Murray continues lier
dustries, when confidence was almost their money stolen to the amount o f ov­ 50 cents. F’or sale by all Druggists.
“ Talk on health and bounty” with a ;
er
a
hundred
ami
tiftv
dollars,
it
must
FOR True Womanhood.
fully restored, and when an era o f trade
discussion of the various forms of exer­
activity and prosperity such as the conn- *mve
a tough crowd
cise especially beneficial to lier sex. 1
P osey .
ELMER P. DIXON,
try hod not known in a dozen years was
IT OIYFS all important news of the Nation.
j Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
This number of tlie magazine will be of
Friends who need watch repairing done.
about to open, tills luiior c millet Is pre- ,
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IT GIVI'S nil important new« of the World.
especial interest to the ladies.
DENTIST
clpltalcd to disturb all business caleula-
Vim, vigor and victory ¡-these nre the I
IT GIVES the most reliable market reports.
11270 M o r r is o n St.
Office 2 doors west of Hill's Drug store.
tions, to clog tlie wheels o f Industry, characteristics of De W itt’ s Little Karly
IT GIVES brilliant and Instructive editorials.
P O R T LA N D , OR.
1st. street' Newberg. Oregon.
IT G I V E S f u c i n a t i n g s h o r t sto ries .
Carey Martin, of the secretary of nud to postpone tho solid and perma­ Risers, the famous little pills tor consti­
IT GIVES an unexcelled agricultural department.
states’ office, lias been delving among nent trade expansion which was in pation, biliousness and all stomach and
Tlie lesson o f tlie disaster liver troubles.
A. T H il l .
IT GIVES science and mechanical information.
historic record* in tlie state department sight.
IT GIVES Illustrated fashion articles.
and gives tlie following: “ A law of the which came to the strikers in tlie labor
IT GIVES humorous illustrations.
provisional legislature oi Oregon June contests o f the past soon» of years ought
T H
E
I T E W
S T O R E
A now post office e d'ed llnpowoll ha*
The re­ been eatablished on thè muto hot weon
22. 1814, made it legal for males over to teseli Ilio miners wisdom.
IT GIVES entertainment to old and young'.
tlie age of sixteen ami females over sult o f the railroad workers’ folly of Atulty and Whentland.
IT GIVES satisfaction everywhere to everybody.
It w ill bo n
i flic
H o s k in s
b u ild i n g h a s o p e n e d
twelve to marry, tlie consent of the par­ 1877, of tlie Missouri i'aeilie madness of grent convintene, to a nutnber of fami-
ents being given.” “ An act of the pro-; 1880 and o f the Debs crime o f 1S; i 4 ili-' in thè nelgliliorhond I hey bave trleii
We Furnish THE GBAFHI0 and the NEW YOEX WEEKLY TBIBUNE,
fin a lly w it h a N e w S to c k .
visional legislature of Oregon December stoni Id teach labor societies tlie fatuity once or t wlce la'fore to get an office lo­
12, 1845, authorized tlie ministers of tlie o f precipitating a struggle in times cateli and failed. Thi* (ime they put
O n e Y e a r fo r O n ly
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gospel, justices of the supremo court an! when, ns now, Die chances arc over­ Ilio mailer in tho hands o f Congreas-
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against them.—Globe nmn Tougu- and were stirpi ised to seo
justices of the peace to perform mar­ whelmingly
Address *11 orders to
riage ceremonies. This was about tlie Democrat.
how qttickly it waa accodi pi islied.—
THE GRAPHIC, Newberg, Or.
earliest legislation on this subject in
Reporter.
Oregon.”
!V a r o r T h rift.
ic Northwest and he will be glad to re-
ceivc any journals or other written his-
tory of this character. The Medorem
IS S l'E U KVKKV rP J O A Y MOKXIKO.
Crawford Journal has been read with
much interest ior ho was one of the
E. II. W oodward , E ditou <S e T i blihiier . I early pioneers of Yamhill county. The
! journal is u diary kept by him from the
date on which he left his home in New
F R ID A Y , JU L Y 18, 1SU7.
i York in the Spring of 1842 until he
reached the Willamette valley in the
Eutered as a«con<l-class in iltor st the pollatile,
at Newberg, Oregon
following fall.
It makes interesting
reading and the journal is well worth
preserving.
Ex-chief of police of Portland, S. B.
Parrish, who crossed the plains with his
parents when a child in his mother’s
The Oregon City Enterprise says: A
arms died in Portland last Monday after noticeable feature at all country gather­
a three weeks illness.
ings nowadays is the intelligent and well
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
Q R EA T
Newber
JXJLT“ 1© TO AUQ. 31
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, SK i£S, ETC.
H
odson B
ros.
Is out with a new line of
■i|
mr
Perfumes and Toilet Creams.
The latest things for
hands and Rough faces.
Toilet Soaps, Bath Soaps, Sponges, Chamois
Skins, Etc.
without my coiree ”
to the complexion."
Also iust received a new assort-
; gee them.
Feed & Seed Store
The New-Ycrk Weekly Tribune
j
JOHN A. BECK,
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER,
GROCERIES & DRY GOODS,
Tlie Graphic acknowledges tlie receipt
of copies of Crawford’s and Kip’s Jour­
nals which have been recently published
under tlie direction of Prof. F. O.
Young, instructor of economics and his­
tory in tlie University of Oregon. Prof.
Young is searching after everything per­
taining to tlie oarly history of tbc Pacif-
O li o f (ìlA tln r««
At a recent meeting in Chicago, the
leader In an agitation w hich aims at the I* a pleasaiit, paiatahle preparatimi, en-
overturn of the existing order o f things tirvly frcc fhotn all oily tasto, and may
said: "Nature lias provided an abun­ l-e ad miniatemi tuternally or npplicd
dance for every creature, and it is l'Xternally. It will innovo all pain
stored mountains high in Chicago be­ lli.t ‘ human flash is heir to,” if prop-
fore tlie very ryes o f people who are eriy applied, and iiitght fio rlghtly
l’ ricc
suffering
W h y do they not help tem ici “ a panacea for all Ili.«."
thfinselv«'«? Mm Is Ihr only animal 1 * 50
l'or mie by all DrugghU.
at th e lo w e s t C u sh P ric e s .
Writ« rnnr name and address ou a postal card, send it to fico W Best. Tribune
Ofiiee N *w York Olt», and a temple copy of IK K NEW YORK W EEKLY
1 RIBUSE will be mailed to you.
A s h a re o f
y o u r p a t r o n a g e so lic ite d .
Yours for business,
OSCAR COX, Agt. and Mgr.
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l ’LPOT LUMBEB YABD,
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WINDOWS.
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LIME.
GLASS,
SA*!!
MOULDINGS. HAND,
WEIGHTS
SWING! Ed. II MR,
COKI».
B u ild e r » H a r d w a r e .
CEDAR.
FIR.
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