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tim e lost th eir partner«, b u t through ail th e vicissitudes of life th e early love was never forgotten. Mrs. Nichols who is I M l ' I U EVKKY FRIDAY MURN1MG. well to do heard of h er old lovers sad plight and a t once came on and insisted E. H. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o r 4 P u b l i s h e r . ¡on m arrying him . She will take the ' body to h er California home for burial. NEWBERG GRAPHIC. FR ID A Y , JU L Y 29, 1898. TD K T R A D E O r H A W A II. E n te re d as seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e postotlice at N ew berg, Oregon. T he angel of peace seems to be hover ing near us. T he Oregon state fair will be held Septem ber 22 to 30 inclusive. For an ideal sum m er the present one in Oregon can’t be discounted by any country. The dem ands for an ex tra session of th e legislature are not sutlicient to jus tify th e expense. In the official report of th e naval b a t tle a t Hantiago due credit is given to the Oregon (or the p art the noble ship play ed in the battle. N either the destruction of the Spanish w ar fleet nor the internal diseentions at hom e interferes in the least w ith the Spanish bull fights. Binger H erm ann is the T ranscript’s candidate for the U nited sta te s senate. M r. H erm ann would no doubt accept th e honor if it was forced upon him . The latest reports are th a t Spain has indicated to our governm ent a desire for a cessation of hostilities and th a t Mc K inley has takun the m a tte r under ad visem ent. And Andree, oh where was he? Ask of th e winds th a t w histle around the cor ners of the icebergs about th e section w here th e N orth Pole is supposed to be in hiding. T he Statesm an which says "m a k e the state fair a howling success’’ m ight just m ention it to the fellow who w ill occupy th e box a t th e entran ce to the side show a n d th e proprietor of the m erry-go-round. T he fates th a t th e river steam ers th a t have undertaken th e ocean voyage to th e Yukon have m et w ith, Bcems to ju stiiy th e expression th a t they are "stric tly in it" when they u ndertake to ride the waves of th e Pacific—and they 1 ra?e!y ever get out of it. D r. J . F. C albrenth, of McMinnville, is said to he a candidate for the position of superintendent of the statu asylum lor th e insane a t Salem. D r.O albreath is a splendid physician as well as a very honorable gentlem an ami th e G raphic would be highly gratified to hear th at lie had been tendered tlie position. I t would he difficult to find ono of the politicians now, w ho a few m onths ago were tearing th e ir shirts in a vain effort to get McKinley to recognise th e in su r gent governm ent in C uba. The presi d e n t canvassed th a t m a tte r carefully and very wisely decided th a t th e Cubans w ere unfit to bo at the head of a new republic. it______________ j The Oregon Industrial exposition will be held in Portland from Septem ber 22 to October 22 inclusive. S uperintendent B aker bus made a trip to O maha and inspected th e Trans-M ississippi Exposi tion and saw bow things are done there, and acquired ideas of modern fairs w hich he will im prove on and introduce here. Some discussion is lieing indulged in by the press res(iecting the udvisabilitv of calling an extra session of the Oregon legislature. The cull will hardly be m ade by th e governor. It is only five m onths until th e m eeting of the regular session and the tax payers will not care to meet the expenses of an e x tra session. Let th e w aters rem ain q uiet until the first of the year. The state legislature next w inter will be made up mostly of new men ami so far candidates ¡or speaker of tho house are not as num erous as they have been a t o th er tim es when more of tho old war horses were in tiie tinrness. Tiie name of J . W . M axw ell,of Tillamook county, has been m entioned in connection with th e speakership. Jo Simon, of Portland, will be president of tiie senate of course. A dispatch from St. Petersburg says th e ladies of the Russian court are great ly upset at tiie fact th at t ie Czarina lias forbidden cigarette smoking in her pres ence. It is really too bad th a t the "lad ies” personal lilx rlics should thus be curtailed. Of course they may carry ab o u t w ith them a perfume not unlike th a t of a buzzard's roost hut what should th a t m atter to Ihe Czarina? W riters of rom ance are referred to a rom antic wedding th a t took place last Saturday at th e Soldiers’ Homo at Rose- burg, when an old veteran, George D. Gove, was m arried to Mrs. H en rietta C. Nichols of California. Tiie groom was a t the point of death when the ceremony was performed and on Sunday he died. Tha ito ry goes th a t th irty years ago the couple were betrothed, but becoming «strange.! ee< i niarrit ! another and in T he an n ex atio n o f th e H aw aiian Is lands will inuke some difference in th e show ing of our tables of exports and Im ports. In future, being an in teg ral p a rt of ihe U n ited S ta te s th e custom bouse will cease to concern I-.self about th e m ovem ents of m erchandise fietween th is co u n try an d H aw aii. H enceforth, therefore, H aw aii will no longer a p pear in th e list of foreign countries w ith w hich th e U n ited States has deal ings and the ex tern al trad e of this coun try will appear to have suffered a seri ous d im in u tio n . In 189*1 th e H aw aiian Islan d s receiv ed m erchandise from th e U nited S tates to th e value o f {3,408,208,20, a n d the U u ited S tates took H aw aiian products valued a t {10,460,098 15. T h is tidy am o u n t o f n early {21,000,000 is likely to be considerably increased in th e fu tu re, b u t it will be know n no longer as foreign trade. W h ate v er th e sum inuy be It will be m erged In th e vast ag g re gate w h ich constitutes w h a t is know n ns t h e I n t e r n a l t r a d e of t h e c o u n t r y , th e volum e of w hich is already reckon ed by tens of billions a n d is ex p an d in g y ear by year. T hough lost to sig h t in th e statistical tables the trad e w ith H awaii will n o t cease to be profitable. A lth o u g h it will form p a rt of th a t hom e trad e w hich th e followers o f C'obden treat so s lig h t ingly in th e ir discussions it will con tin u e to fu rn ish em p lo y m en t to capitul and labor. As heretofore the sugar p la n te r of H uw ali will derive profit from placing his p roduct in th e m urket of th is co u n try , an d th e vessels plying betw een H onolulu a n d Han Francisco a n d o th e r p o n s on th is coust, although th ey will appear on th e register as “ coastw ise,” will do th e ir work as cfll cien tly an d earn us m uch for th e ir ow n ers as th o u g h they figured in th e for eign curry in g trade. These are facts w hich th e free trad er w ho has accustom ed him self to thin k o f th o home trade w ith c o n tem p t will find it difficult to grasp, and those w ho look upon nil in te rn a l traffic as a p rofit less occupation, so m eth in g like tiie sw ap p in g of juckkiilvcs, will probably regard th e d isappearance of {20,000,000 or m ore an n u a lly from o ur tallies of foreign trad e us a positive calam ity H ut sensible m en w ho reulize th a t th e w elfare o f tiie people depends m ore on w h a t th e y produce und th e ir ab ility to retain for th e ir ow n consum ption n g re a t q u a n tity of th e ir productions, will keep th e ir eye on th o is'nnds an d If tho d evelopm ent of th e ir resources goes on increasing th e y will feel assured th a t tiie w hole c o u n try is profiting th ereby even th o u g h ull signs of tiie Is land trad e disappear from tiie sta tis ti cal tables.—H F. Chronicle. itself on th e rest o f th e nation in th is from disease a n d starvation. A large respect as iu so m any others. Ho the part of the ls'an d is In a high state of Angies gave th e ir nam e to E ngland j c v ltlv r lo u , b u t there are no less th a n and th ro u g h it to a world-wide em pire, 20,000,000 acres of alm ost im penetrable a t least in com m on speech. W e do forest, fully 13,000,000 of w hich have not follow logic or fitness alw ays In such j never been disturbed by m an. B ut the things, th o u g h when a term like Yan- soil w hich has been cu ltiv ated la m ar- kee survives above all others, it 1« pret- veiously rich an d productive. To w hat ty good proof th a t it represents a pro- ex ten t th is is so Is show u by th e fact vincial characteristic tiiu t deserves, for th a t, n o tw ith stan d in g th e diseourage- sorne in n a te reason, to survive. A nd m ents to Industrial enterprises th rough is it n o t th e stu rd y New E n g 'an d idea, the m isrule o f Spain, the e x p o r's in after all, th a t has done more than an y 1893 were valued at about 89,000,000 o th er to m ake th e nation w h at it is?— Spanish dollars Tiie idea th u t Cuba is e n tirely un Providence (U. I.) Jo u rn al. healthy is a great m istake. T iie fact is that tiie greater part of tiie island, u n A S O T H K 11S S E E I T . der norm al conditions, is a very heulthy In d ia n a p o lis Jo u rn a l. region, an d th e sickly d istric t could tie As soon as tiie Spanish lighthouse , . keepers east of S a n t i a g o l e a r n e d of the m ade h e a lth y by proper d rain ag e. The surrender of General Toral they proceed- chm ate is not us disagreeable a . m ost ed to burn th e lighthouses. The loss of *h ln k - ' “ f 1“*81 ‘«"*1** the lighthouses n.av be of some j U. atu re is rare over 82«, a n d th e average tiie year round is about 77«. T h e chief advantage to American ships carrying 1 agricultural products are sugar, coffee, the large general commerce passing east-i and tobacco, of which the U nited S tates ern C uba will tie much greater ttian to “ e8 j e g r t a e r p a r . In 1893, for ex- the U nited States. Lighthouses are for “ IUPle- l ' iere were 81o 894 to n s o f sugar the commerce of th e w orld: consequent- produced, o fw h ic h 788, 204 tons were exported, th e U hited S tates ta k in g ly, those who destroy them make war 680,042 tons. O f 227„000 bales of tobacco upon tiie world’s traffic, and are its ene mies. Such a people should he recog exported tw o-thirds cam e to th is coun try , together w ith more th a n Half th e nized as having no place in the family of 147,305,001 cigars mnde. B u t while Hie nations. exports foo'ed up to a total of 89,000,000 Spunish dollars, uod th e im ports 50,000,- S tatesm an. One of th e most prom ising things for 000, tiie taxation on th e people reached the Pacific coast, growing out of tiie nearly 25,000,000 Spanish doilars Of war, is tiie admission on all sides th a t th is stun w hich is more th an one-sixth the N icaragua cenal m ust now be built. tiie combined value of th e Im ports and T hat will put us in direct touch with the exports, less th an one-half cam e from big world, and make us boom. I t will custom s and oue-fourtli of th e w hole raise th e value of every foot of properly w en t direcily to S p a iu .—Popular and increase tiie volume of every line of Science News. business in Salem, and throughout the U u c k l e i i ’e A r n i c a S a l v e . whole coast. Tiie best salve in the world for Cuts, In d ia n a p o lis Jo u rn a l. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sale Illieum, W hile it is very m agnanim ous and all Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, th a t for tiie American generals and naval Chilblains, Corns and all S*in Eruptions, comm anders to return Bwords occasion and positively cures Piles, or no pay te- ally and thus delight the Spanish, yet qoired. Satisfaction or money refunded. tiie thing will soon pall, and tiie people Price 55 cents per box. For sale by C of this country will grow uneasy lest the gushy and eountry-husking-bee-kiss-par- F. Moore & Co. ty ways of tiie Spanish m ilitary and na val potentates might become contagious. William T. Sherm an gave ua a synonym for war, and th e nearer th e real tiling is made to conform to the definition tiie sooner tiie Spaniards will conclude th a t war witli this country is worseeven than a C arlist revolution. U ntil the idea is firtrly im pressed upon them , the war will continue to em barrass th is country, our em barrassm ent being none th e leas’ on account of our certain knowledge th at it is worrying the enemy m u d i more. l e i m o s . HODSON ZMZOZC n T E 'K ' I I s T “S T O T T IR , P O C K E T By buying Drugs and Family Medicines, Perfumery and Notions, Paints, Oil, Wall Paper, School Books and Stationery, of C_ IF1 . MOORE < fe CO. Sg^ 5 ~Can make money for you. S k y s c r a p e r s o f O ld . To P rof Lunciani is due tiie credit of th e discovery th a t they were building laws in Rome long before tiie Christian era As tiie price of urban property in creased th e landlords were forced to build high, an d 200 years before the tim e of C hrist Hie h eig h t of R om an ten- ernents became alarm ing to those liav- >ng the care of the pul lie safety. T here are frequent allusions am ong the romuti historians, orators and poets to tiie enorm ous h eig h t of tiie tenem ent buildings of Rome, but no definite fig ures are given u n til Hie (lavs of A ugus Orefrotiian. The war dep artm ent takes pleasure in tus, w hen a law w.is prom ulgated by placarding Oregon to the country as tiie senate w hich fixed Hie h eig h t of w anting in patriotism , because low in new structures a t 00 feet on the street Hie list of troops furnished. The fact is front, w itlio u t m aking an y allusions to th a t O regon’s quota prom ptly volun th e h e ig h t of the rear. I t is, how ever, teered, and the delay is due to tiie gov know n th a ' in tiie rear these ten em en t e rn m en t’s slowness in providing m uster buildings rose often several stories high ing officers. Both the delay and tho un er th an in th e front, so th at from a dis ju st aspe-sion are characteristic of the tan t height, as from th e top of a te m nui depart uieut. ple which com m anded an extensive T H E N A M E “ T A N K E R . ’* view, a row o f tenem ent buildings in H im e E n g lish m an w a n ts to know IT Chicago Tribune. Rome presented the appearance of a Tiie colonies ot B ritian cost th at coun "Y a n k e e " Is regarded as a term of rc- terrace-liigliest In the rear an d descend proach in th e U nited Stu'es. C ertainly try practically nothing. India pays its ing by stories tow ard th e front n o t in N ew E n g la n d . We have been own way. Ho does C anada. Ho do tiie T his taw of A ugustus upp'icd to new called Y ankees eust o f th e H udson so A ustralian and Houtli African colonies. bui d in g s —respect th en as now . lieing long th a t tiie nam e Is as fam iliar and Tiie chief item of expense they entail is show n for investm ents already m ade. ucueplahie ns If it had i.nt been o rig in the cost of m aintenance of a navy larger The nam tier of stories on th e s reel front ally used iu scorn ami contem pt. It Hum would lie needed if Britian had no of these R om an buildings was generally is n 't a very p re tty word, w hen you colonies. W hile those colonics form a ten or tw elve, w ith fourteen or fifteen come to tiiin k ulanit It. It suggests a part of tho British em pire, they are not in the rear The lowest s ’ories were lean, lank person, w ith a tu rkey-like represented in p arliam ent and they do eig h t or ten feet ill h eig h t, but, from neck, and a long, ungraceful stride. It not com plain th a t they are not. There accounts given by the wri ers of tn a t Ills th e populur pictures of U n c ’e Sam is nothing in tlie experience of Britian tim e, th e stories appear to hav e gradn ex actly . I t docs not b ring before tiie to d eter tiie United States from acquir ally d im in ish ed as th e ir h eig h t above m ind a t first a vision of fiisliion am i ing possessions not situated on this con th e ground increased so Unit th e to p culture, but ra th e r of tiie rugged A m er tinent. m ost te n a n ts lived In q u arters where icanism of th e curlier d ay , w hich our very often tlie.v could not sta n d erect. T oledo B lade. tra n sa tla n tic cousins sm iled ut an d ca ri Tiiut Hie stories were som etim es much An ex p o rt trade alm ost double th at catured. Yet a cen tu ry of usuuc bus in im ports 19 the phenomenal feature of less th a n 5 feet is show n by tiie discov grad u ally w ro u g h t a ch an g e in tiie sig the statistics of Hie foreign commerce of eries in P om peii, where, in a house in nificance of tiie w ord. Tiie Y an k ee Is • lie U nited States for tiie fiscal year end h abited, presum ably by poor ten an ts, no longer of necessity a tough looking ing with Ju n e , tiie prelim inary figures a story of 4 feet 8 inches tms lieeo d is specim en of h u m a n ity , a backw oods of which have just been given out by covered T h is was a liv in g room, too, m an or a long-lialred ag ricu ltu rist Hut the treasury departm ent. For the month for In it w ere found ad th e a r doles it is not alone In New E n g lan d tliat of Ju n e itself the total exports were val w hich p ertain ed to Roman housekeep th e nam e of Y ankee is com ing to lie re ued at (94,808,203, which represents an in g : cooking tirdetisils, beds, stoo s, garded ns th e opposite to llie term of increase of over {21,000,000 as compared m irrors, com bs, brushes and oilier reproach. To be sure, “ Y ankee D ood'e” with th e corresponding m onth of la s t; th in g s, w h ich , w ith Hie twines o f tiie is tiie one p atrio tic tu n e th a t is still year, and nil excess over im ports were fam ily, furnished indisputable evidence said to bo received w ith doubtful favor valued a t {51,267,591, a decrease ot over ¡ th a t Hie room s had been occupied. I t in th o cnpitol of Confederacy, b u t It {3J ,900,001) us compared w ith Ju n e, 1897.; i» q u ite likely Hint there were thousands will n o t take long for R ichm ond to get For tho twelve m onths th e exports were of rooms in Hie tenem ent d istricts of used to tiie a n c ie n t melody. In nil a d valued a t {1,231,311,868 which repre- Rome th a t were no h ig h er th a n this dress a t lex in g to n , Ky , th e o th e r night, scuts an increase ol over {180,300,000 as Poinpellan tenem ent, an d , indeed, m ore Col. H en ry W attereon m id: "Som e of compared w ith tiie proceeding fi cal th a n one Rom an poet ulludes to th e us are old enough to reuiem lier Hie de ! year. Tiie im ports were valued at {616,- ¡ lodgings in to w hich he m u st "creep ,” lesions iliat once h ad n certain vogue 052,841, which represented a decrease ol tiie word, perhaps, in d ic a tin g not a am ong Hie u n th in k in g th a t one so u th over {148,600,000 as compared with the figurative but a literal m ethod of e n e rn e r could w h ip six Y ankees W ej preceding year. The exports showed an trance. got bravely over th a t, am i now we are T h at the ten em en t houses of Rome excess in value over the im ports am ount all Y ankees, let it lie Im agined H isto n e mg to 1925,359,014, wl.i li was only tow ered at least UK) f e e t a b o v e the Y ankee can w h ip six S p an iard s.” Now about {800,000 less th an th e total value street in front and probably 125 to 150 th a t we sre all Y ankees, Hint lias a feet in Hie rear is certain, till tiie pro of the im ports. patrio tic ring. W h ate v er tiie reason, j luulgntion of an ed ict lim itin g tiie it is ns Yankees th a t we are k n o w n i h eig h t to 60 feet in front. If th e upper C n n t ’e r u l i i g ; C u b » . abroad, rut h er th an as Hooslers o r; stories were no h ig h e r th an th a t o f th e C oncerning Cuba, it m ay be said, in C rackers or Hudgcrs or B uckeyes o r house* 1 iu Pom peii, tiie R om an tene W olverines. In E u ro p e a Y ankee tiie first place, tliat th e island is much m ents may have contained as m an y or m eans sn A m erican, no t necessarily a larger iliun is generally supposed. It more stories th a n th e m odern office is o f irtvgulnr crescent shape, is 73” dw eller in Muine or R hode Islan d or buildings. —A m erican A rchitect. miles long, and lias an average w idth C onnecticut Nobody know s w here the word cam e of 80 m iles an d an area of 43,319 square ■ *1“"* W" 1 T« "- from . Home ingenious philologist hi s miles, wiUiout including its adjacent is-1 traced it buck to “ Y angeese,” a term lands, w hich add over 2,000 miles more | T h*’ many different skin diseases such said to have been applied to th e E n A lthough m o u n tain ous In ihe Interior, “ * rin6 w o r m , tetter, salt rh eu m , ervsip- glish by Hie early A m erican Indians in rnuch o f Hie coast line is low and flat c,as* w xenia, itching or an eruption Of th e ir crude u tte m p t to pronounce Hie and difficult of approach on account of P ' m p l e s , pustules, blotches, chaps or la tte r word. It really d o esn ’t m a tte r th e num erous reefs a n d sm all islands, cracking open of tb e skin, scrofula, are any m ore w here it started th a n w here N o tw ith sta n d in g lids feature of Hie directly the cause of im pure blood th e tu n e o f “ Y ankee Doodle" originated. coast, it is said Hint no o th er island in W ilbur's Blood Purifier is acknowledged L overs of historical In quiry have a t Hie w orld has as m any excellent h a r to be the best medicine known for any Price tem p ted to find o u t w here th e m elody bor* iu proportion to its size. O f these, of these unsightly com plaints. w as composed, b u t all th ey have been H avana. M antanzas, Habia H onda, {1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug able to discover is Hist so m eth in g very Martel, N uevltas, N lp e.am l Cardenas, gists. m uch Ilka It is k n o w n in ninny d is ta n t on th s n o rth side, and Santiago de F R O M T i t K C n l ’ X T I I’ R E S S . ly separated countries, having boon Culm, T rinidad, G u an tan am o , and (.Ten- liitroilueed in to popular use a t an early fuegna, on Hie »'>uth side, ary the p rin R eport? r. period. In 1861 Hie tu n e was vigorous cipal an d best know n. A rath er rem urhab'c d isaster occurred Culm la divided Into six provinces. in tiie harvest tie d of Jerom e Derby ly h ste d in th e Houth. A " Y a n k ” was despised atmve all m en , and th e leg's- H avana b rin g Hie most thickly popu last Friday. The team th a t was h a u l lature of South C arolina forbade th e lated a n d Puerto Principe Hie least ing tiie hinder ticcaiiie frightened a -d p lay in g of th e m elody in th e state Tiie total population of th e island be ran aw ay with it. N u tu .a ly. a n y th in g H ut tim es liavs changed. We are all fore Hie prese t Insurrec Ion was more of a harvesting n a tu r e tlia t cam e In Y ankees lime, us Col. W alteraon aava. th a n 1,6(10,000, h it It Is lielieted Hint contact w ith Ihe rapid flying tickle Imr The New E n g lan d type has Im pressed fully 499,000 people have since d k d ws* prom ptly te v rk d , but tb s extraor- Feed & Seed Store W J k M W I T H F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN GARDEN & FLO W ER SEED S. Reliable War News In the Great National Family - Newspaper F ree D elivery. E C. W a r d & C o . 1st. S treet, N ew berg. O regon d in ary occurred w hen Hie team reined up to and began o p eia'io n s on u board fence. E ig h t posts were c u t squarely otr, Hie boards passing through all rig h t, though not as well bound as if they had been wheat. Tiie team th en be cam e detached from th e m ac h in e ,ju m p ed tw o barh-w ire fences, dragging the tongue after th em , and finally brought up unscrati-hed. A lthough Hie m a ch in e was badly dam aged in tiie end, its w o r k o n tiie f e n c e o u g h t to tie a val uable testim onial as to its su b stan tial qualities. R E d ito r Y ates of th e S heridan Sun E was a pleasant visitor M onday. Pleas L a n t, we say, pleasant because of th e discovery th a t his honor and Hie w riter I of th is item w ere both reared alm ost A w ith in sig h t of th e sounding waves of B old L ake C h au tau q u a in th e good sttt'e L of N ew York. It was several years ago, and Hie faces of tiotli have soberer E und handsom er grow n since th e y were m irrored back from llie placid w aters of th a t beautiful lake, but tli>-old sw im m ing-holes are probably th ere yet, anil o th e r generations ure h aving fun iu tile sam e old w ay. ‘ F u r n i s h e d b y S p e c ia l C o r r e s p o n d - ty* e n t s a t til* f r o n t . THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. T ran sc rip t. Rev. A. J. H unsncker and fam ily left lust T uesday for Iheirum iuul cam p in g near Dnlph, in te n d in g to be gone several weeks. N . E K egg left yesterday for K ansas in the e n ip ’oy o f tiie P. P. Co. H e will stop off ut O m aha for a week or so and tak e ill tiie exposition. R ecorder Many an d fam ily are at hom e again after spending a week at th e lieacli. All ure looking well and report an enjoyali e trip ; but Mr Macy’s face looks ns if they hud hail a hot tim e an d th a t lie hud tieen a com pany fircinun. lie will be him self iu a few days, how ever. A private letter from W eston, Umn- tilln c o u n t y , says tlia t Hie tow ns in Unit section are full of unem ployed m en a m ! th e C o u n t r y is full of idle men w ho have gone th ere expecting to find w ork, but were disappointed. Tnc a d vice to valley m en is to siay a t home. will contain all im p o rtan t w ar new s of the daily edition. Special dispatches up to the hour of pulilicadnn. Careful atten tio n will lie given to Farm ac d F am ily Topics, Foreiim Correspondence, M arket R eports, a n d all general new s of th e W orld an d N ation. W e furnish T h e N ew -Y ork W eek'y T ribune a n d your favorite hom e paper, The Grraphic, B O T H O N E Y E A H F O R $ 1 .5 0 . S e n d a ll o r d e r s to T H E G R A P H I C , N e w lie rg , O r e g o n . 7» w A R N E W S The largest atm*k of........... Doors, Windows, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Glass in Newberg. Everything in the Building line frntn a keg of Nails to a bill of Lumber, Furnii-hed at the lowest living pi ice. See my stock of Machine Oil! W. P. I1EAC O O K , P r o p r ie to r D e p o t L u m b er Y a rd . REPRESENT. CRESCENT BICYCLES. E v e ry p r a c tic a l B ic y c le Im p ro v e m e n t o f t h e y ea r. T h e b e st p r o d u c t o f tiie R iey c t« fa c to r y t h a t p r o d u c e s t h e la r g e s t n u m b e r o l w h e e ls . V n n p p ro n clicd p o p u la r ity . U n u p p r o a c lic d sa le s. A L i e N a ile d . C onsum ption and bronchitis nre not by any m eans Hie sam e, alth o u g h it is hard to d istin g u ish one from tiie o th e r B ronchitis is an in fiam m a'ion of th e lin in g of tiie w ind tubes or uir vessels o f Hie lungs, causing soreness of the sam e, cough, sore th ro a t, hoarseness, difficulty of breath in g , sp ittin g of m a t ter und som etim es blood. T housands die an n u ally w ith this dread disease. W ilbur's Cough C ure w ill cure. Price 50 cents. For sale by ull D ruggists. Parrelt &, Co., Agents, D U N D E E , OKEGCXN. CHAS. H. PARRETT, SALESMAN. ELM ER P. D IX O N Bank of Newberg. DENTIST IE3SE EDWARDS, P resid e n t. N. E BRITT. Vice Pres. J . C. COLCORP, C ash ier. Office 2 doors west of M oore's D rug store. 1st. s tre e t, N ewberg, Oregon. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. T e i f i h f r i Kxmin h i n t t o n . The regular quarterly exam ination of teachers will lie held in tiie court house at McM innville, commencing at 1 o’clock W ednesday, August 10th, and continu ing Thursday and Friday. E . V . L i t t l e f ie l d , Hchool S up’t. A TTORNEY AT LAW JESSE EDWARDS. B. C. MILES. J C i IIIC liR D . E. H. WOODWARD. N. » . SK ITT Director*. CLARENCE BUTT. W ill n w t t e e In « li t h e court* of th e \ t a t e g re e U l «tte.itio.i f i r m to p ro b a te w ork th e 1 w r tiu « of deed*, mortgage*, coutract» and th e d ra ftin g of »11 legal paper» ftz w b erg O regon. orzici — sec-uni Flavor Bank of XewLerx Bardi ag. • COS ? 7 !» • • " " » » « ’» ■ rs-L a* ! « Tilton. PoH land Nati on» 1 Vark Bauk. New York. OTl o f C i l a d n e « « Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, e n tire y free from ull oily taste, und m ay be ad m inistered in tern ally nr applied ex tern ally I t will rem ove all pain t h a t "h u m a n flesh is heir to ,” if prop erly applied, a n d m ight be rig h 'ly My Breeding pens are mad« op of Frit- win. Fowls E* ts U.oe per sitting. Price of term ed “ a punaiva for nil ills.” Price mn* Biro« v.u application 50 cent*. For sole by all D rug^L te. J* L U o s k iu * Black Minorca», Black Javas and Buff Plymouth Hocks Stren-tei* v ir ilinz th e c ity . r e in v ita d to call e t tne bank — - • for ■ in (T fo ' rm uiaii'ill atio n C"U( c o n ce rn in ta g ;h e cuy mae-— *—— - * Correspondence invited. d U A N T E D T R U S T W O R T H Y AND ACTIVE ¡ 'r t - d t e , te ir s v e l for respna- I ; . r . i t H i . M h o t,.? ¡n O rer n M onthly — P e titio n stead y . R efer n ü i* ’ ddre-re.1 »team ed e n re l- ope- lite D om inion C om pany. Dept. Y C hicago i