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a NEEBERG - G R APH IC. ------ U .V it h 'V tK Y ' F R ID A Y MOR.NINO. • F . H . ’W o o d w a r d , E d ít o b A P u b l i s h e r . t~ F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 27, 1809. t (Xotercd a* «econd el*«« inHttcr i t the pontotltce at .Yewberg, Oregou. The grip has swept across the country :*t a pace that give* a pointer on prac tica l expansion. A great religious and temperance re- -rival is sweeping over Kentucky. Pos- .gibly old “ Kaintuck” may lose her name and fame as the Ilourbon state. The White Star Lino steamer Oceanic launched at Belfast, Ireland, January 14, is 701 feet in length and registers 17,000 tons. It eclipses the Great Eastern, ho ling the largest steamer ever built. Senatorial deadlocks are now on in a number of states. We have had all the 'experience we want along this line in Ore- ,gon. Let eenators lie elected by a direct vote of the people the same as congress- •men are elected. cation, if he has one, is the practice of demagogy, it was declared tlmt the pres ent danger of the country was in an in creasing wealthy class whose influence upon society and upon the institutions of the country is pernicious. This is an old story, and now it is a vory absurd one. The recent war witli Spain made it very clear that tbo wealthy families of the country responded as quickly and as liberally to the call of the country ns did those who are not wealthy. The Astors, the Goulds, the Morgans and the Van derbilts rceponed quickly and generous ly. They put vessels in the hands of the government, free of cost, which were valuable as cruisers, and several of the young men were in tbo service. Tbo first of the Rough Riders who was killed belonged to a wealthy New York fam ily. The exhibition of patriotism is so great that the professional demagogue should not have forgotten it. As a matter of fact, ono of the most noticeable effects of the country’s indus trial activity is a lowering of a rate of interest, which must seriously effect the incomes of many people who have been regarded well-to-do. A few years ago men outside the larger cities who pos sessed property or business worth from >:10,000 to >40,000 were regarded as very well-to-do. Such estates, with interest ranging from 7 to 10 per cent., yielded from >1,800 to >4,000 a year, which made them competencies. The general fall in the rates of interest may bo said to liavo cut these incomes in two. Tbo country over, bo is a skillful manager who can got as much ns 5 per cent on the equiva lent of money in property. More money falls to not 4 per cent than exceeds that rate. When such properties earned-7 to 10 per cent, there was u wide seperation between such owners and salary-earners who received from >700 to >1,500 a year. The thirty or forty-thousaud dollar man could afford an expenditure for living to which the mass of salary men in the same community could not aspire. Very naturally they constituted seperate lay ers in the structure of society founded on income. During the past few years, while tho incomes from investments and most property have fallen from >1,800 and >4,- 000 to >900 and >2,000, the compensation of tho largo body of wage and salary earners has not materially changed, so that tho annual income of the two class es aro about the sumo, or so near alike that both live on about the same plane. In fact, the salary or wago man lias rattier tho advantage, beeanso tho ten dency of prices has improved his condi tion, while thero is no coir, pen sating fac tor for tho man who must reduce his liv ing to half tho income of a dozen years ago. Thus it appears that prosperity does not tend to increase tho very wealthy class, ns has been declared, but it is proving a Nocial leveler.—Indianap olis Journal. P fcures Don’ t Lie. It d oesn ’t tak e ranch k n o w led ge o f m athem atics to figure out the facts about that d r e a d d isea se — —In order to reduce our Stock to make room for— SPR IN G and SUMMER GOODS, offer you the following reductions for Casli Only until M ARCH 1, 1899. j \ . j j con su m ption . Sta tistic ia n s lo n g 1 \ \ r ago dem onstrated 0 that o n e -s e v e n th e f all the deaths in C hristendom each y ear m ay be s a fe ly attributed to consum ption and a llie d d iseases. T h ere is an alm ost certain 60 cure and a p o sitiv e prevent- Roys’ Wool Shirts............ $1 25 ivt- f ,r th is fatal diseju-e i f i>o y fj> M ix e d W ool .Sh irts 85 35 tak en in tim e. T h e story o f 3 00 26 w h at it w ill do is told in the Macintoshes, Boys’ 'fo llo w in g letter : 3 50 80 B O Y S ’ S U IT S u Men’s “ At tout two and a half years 00 5 50 ago, when I was fit Flat Lick, Ivy.,” writes J. W. Jordan, Ufa., 0 50 49 o f Corbin. Whitb y Co Ky “ I was taken with 63 75 severe pains i.1 the chest, after which I began to Comforters........................ spit up blood and was also troubled with night sweats. I was so short winded that I could xcr- hardly walk h alf a mile at once, and if I got the least bit wearied, I would have an attack of phthisic (asthma) and almost die for about two Onrbost grade liigli cut Box or three days. I concluded to try Dr. R. V. Calf leather lined shoes.. >3 05 >3 25 Pierce, and I related my case to ldin. He wrote me that I should take his ‘ Golden Medical Dis covery.’ I began using it and used about six 10 per cent, discount on all bottles. I began to see that it was helping me. other Boots and Shoes. so concluded to continue its use. I did so and have improved both in strength ami in weight. ! have not had the pi it his ic, nor spit up any blood since last spring. ’ T k n great rem ed y —Dr. P ie rc e ’s Golden M ed ical D isco v ery '’tires 98 p er cent, o f a ll la ryn g ial, broil filia l, throat and kin d red affection s w h ich , i f n eglected lead up to consum ption. It strength ens th e stom ach and m ak es the ap p etite keen an d hearty. It in vigo rates th e liv e r and aid s the natural Lincoln, Nancy Hanks. processes o f secretion and excretion . It m ak es the assim ilatio n o f the food p erfect. Johnson, Muly McDonough. It is the great blood - m ak er and flesh- Grant, Hannah Simpson. b uild er. H on est d ealers w ill not urge you to tak e a substitu te said to be “ ju s t as g o o d .” Hayes, Sophia Birchard. S e n d fo r Dr. P ie r c e ’s Com m on Sense Garfield, Eliza Ballou. M edical A d v ise r. F rkis . E n clo se 21 one cent stam p s to c o v er m ailin g o n ly , tu the Arthur, Malvina Stone. W o rld ’s D isp en sa ry M ed ical A ssociation , Cleveland, Anna Neal. Buffalo, N. Y ., fo r p ap er-covered coj copy. Benj Harrison, Elizabeth Irwin. Cloth b in d in g ten cents extra, It is a tho usand page book w ith o v er seven McKinley, Nancy Campbell Allison. h un dred illu t-Elions ; fo rm erly so ld for S i-50. F o r lim ited tim e can be had for cost o f m ailin g. B u c k le n ’ s A r n ic a S a lv e . Y O U T H S S U IT S — A tre 1 3 to I t i . >5 7 9 8 >1 2 2 3 3 50 >1 23 M 1 75 60 2 09 A A 25 2 97 50 3 04 H E N ’S S U I T S ............. > 5 50 >4 50 » OB 3 29 6 50 5 49 5 00 4 00 7 96 8 50 5 98 11 00 9 62 12 00 9 87 10 00 NEWSERC CLOTHING HOUSE. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, legislature ilov. Mount paid special at Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, tention to tho crime o f lynching, and j Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, no public officer in our knowledge has and positively cures l’iles, or no pay re df the Pennsylvania republicans suc- spoken with more force and reason on quired. Satisfaction or money refunded. •ceed in electing some good man for the subject. Having in mind the case Price 55 cents per box. ‘.United States senator in place of Tom For sale by C. of live men charged with burglary who I’ latt they will earn the praise which F. Moore & Co. were taken from the Ripley county jail will be bestowed on them by tbo better by a mob and killed, mid a similar element of the party throughout tbo though )esf3 atrocious performance in •country. ANTED—SEVERxVL T R U 8 T W Ü K T H Y Scott county, (Jov. Mount recommends . . persons in the state to manage our busi ness in own and nearby counties. It is the passage o f a law making every - . m ainly their office work conducted at home. Salary A bill has heen introduced in the Iti- County responsible for such acts within straight t'JUO a year and expenses—deflnite, ^ * r boDafMc, m n iift ilo . tin n rn n o I less phi B itlu r v . M o n t h i v 47:» •diana legislature for the relief of the no m more, uo salary. Monthly 47 o. its borders and liable for damages at the References. Enclose self-addressed stamped widow of tbo late Oliver P. Morton, In- envelope. Herbert E. Hess, Brest., Dept. M. suit of the nearest o f kin o f the person Chicago. • di&nu’s great war governor. She is said lawlessly pot to death; and he further 'to be in reduced circumstances and has advises that a sherilf who permits a no ono on whom she can depend in her C TIV E SOLICITOUS WANTED E V E R Y - prisoner to bo taken from his custody where for “ The Story of the P hilip p in es” declining years. Governor Morton’s by a mob should be required to forfeit by Murat Halstead, commissioned by the Gov effortH to savo the Union were such as to ernment as official Historian to the War De his office. Tho value o f any specific partment. The book was written in arm y •give him a place in history closo after at San Francisco, on the Pacific with enactment for the prevention of lynch camps General Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, Lincoln, Grant and Stanton and it will ing and the punishment o f those by in Hong Kong, ill the American trenches at be to the credit of the great stato of In Manila, in the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo whose toleration the crime Is accom on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, in the diana to seo that in some way his wid- of battle at the fall of Manila. Bonanza plished may be variously estimated, roar for agents. Brim ful of original pictures taken -ow is provided for. but there cannot bo two honest opin by government photographers on the spot. Large hook. Low prices. B ig profits. Freight ions of the wisdom of Gov. Mount’s paid. Credit giveu. Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit free. Address, F. T. Barber, The Shelhyvillo Republican says in general remarks concerning it. H e fe-ec’y títar Insurance Bldg., Chicago. ■reference to Indiana’s newly elected holds the judge whose administration •United States senator: Indiana will be of tho law allows justice to bo delayed .proud of Mr. Jteveridgo. Any man, who or thwarted, or who privately excuses ■by honest effort and by bis own will and the proceedings o f a mob, responsible in T o C o n q u e r C o n su m p tio n * ■his iiersonal perseverance, can rise from a measure for such fiendish acts as lie In no ilirertioii 1ms medical science Jtlie position of plowboy at the age of describes, hut that is not the most sig- s v i i k I i - •>n n i t . . r v .iw u r r o u a u i U l i i n llw > D i’a u . in i i c n m ¡m to u i m s u r a w d io c . A t i a >>. Office 2 doors west of Moore’s Drug store. ttbo ago of thirty llvo, possesses ability cut century than in that o ft lie preven these words that ho goes straight to 1 st. street, Newberg, Oregon. tion o f disease. Much has been achiev ¡that tbo country will bo compelled to the heart o f the matter: “ It cannot be applaud. It is good that Mr. Bcveridgo ed in the face of popular opposition, argued that lax enforcement o f law ;is a young man. Indiana is a young which now, as in tho middle ages, re Justifies a manifestutation o f contempt state. They will march along together, gard* medical science and its results o f courts and disregard for the law. and no one need liavo the least fear but with some unfavorable prejudice; but A n y country that can organize a senti- more remains to do. 1 ho meeting i . , , , •what Mr. Beveridge will bo able to keep yet , ,, ,, , ,, , , I ment to prevent lynchers from being ut Marlborough House yesterday, over I ! -up with tbo procession. punished ran also organize against which the I’rince of Wales presided, crime and punish criminals in a court was assembled to take steps to prevent A S O T H IC K S S l i l J IT . of “ justice.” That is a true and pene the ravages of consumption, in our in- j atoatoii Heralcl. trating comment, which deserves to bo element climate one o f the most terrible Pies! Pies! Pies! Hoinc-mado plos, pondered in every community where and deadly of diseases. •doughnuts, biscuit, bread und cakes can mob law llnds exponents and apologists. Each year consumption claims ns its Solicits the patronage of his old In d ian a ! bo obtained at tbo American bakery, The thought is not now, but it lias sel Friends who need watch repairing done. victims no less Ilian 70,000 souls. Be ■Cavite. That’s an advertisement in a dom boon so . clearly completely and 3 7 0 M o r r is o n s t . tween one-seven I h undone eighth oft lie j Manila paper, just received. And yet compactly expresse Xpressed. Gov. Mount I PO RTLAND , OR total deatli rate ill the British isles is <tho anti-expansion brutheren insist tlmt prescribes the authentic remedy for an due to this causo. Or, put it in other •we can nover Americanize the Philip evil which allows too few signs of dis- words, 200 people every day die of this [ pines. nppenring w ith the advance of c ivili disease. I f those 70,000 victims could! zation.—N. Y . Tribune. be saved how immense a boon would be , (Capital Journal. The uffectionntc gall of a fish commis conferred upon humanity. The Comity Poor. Homo years ago tho famous German sioner who asks >25,000 a year makes This county is now paying for tho «onto peoplo wish they could tra.lo him bacteriologist. Dr. Koch, was too hastily reported to have discovered a spec!He keeping of three inmates o f tlie l ’ort- ■off for the old railroad commission. reniedy for consumption. Tho news I land hospitals. J. 8. MoKay, an inval- F L O U It, UMICO, H A Y A G R A I N cuused a pathetic rush for Ids serum id from consumption, and John Bald- Jloeeburg Flniudeuk-r. GARDEN A FLO W ER Prof. C. H. Jones, a teacher in K.iloin whlch, iinforilinutely, proved upon win, a paralytic sent from North Yatii- SEEDS. Jins been arrested for severely punish trial, Inefflcaclous. Itoth sexes, all hill Inst summer, have been at the in g a boy. It is not claimed that the : classe», and nges hns scen in tho pro- Portland hospital on a charge o f 60c Freo Delivery. •punishment was undeserved, but that it muturo nnnounce thè promise o f hoalth per day. lie retrieves a pension of >10 ■was too severe. Our exjierienco is tliat and Ufo. The disuppointiueut wns all per month, which is applied by ttic E. C. W a r d «V Co. Aioys in thè pablic scliools, a grcnt nitinv ilio mure critel Inasiniteli ns upon Ilio , hospital on Ida monthly keep. Judge 1 st. Street, Newberg, Oregou •of them at any rate, are not punished Half first trial the remedy gave promising ! Bird litis information Hint the Portland ns much as they deserve. Paients too results. j hospital, w hich has been in the hands often allow their children to do as they The crusade which flic Prince of tu fa receiver for some time, is to he please at home, and then object because Wales is inaugurating will make use o f closed by order o f the court, and it be discipline is enforced at school. If par- nospeclflo drug or serum. It will pro comes necessary to find another place ents enforce strict obedience at home ceed, in the tlrst place, by educating for the two inmates. He made an ap ■teachers will have but little trouble at tlie public ns to the means to bo taken plication to St. Vincent's for a lower school. to prevent and combat the disease. rate, hut could obtain nothing lower In the second place, it will adopt meas than 90c per day for each patient. The P L U M 111 x a , T I N N I N G New York Tribune. A. S H E E T I R O N W O R K E R ures to exterminate the most prolific keeping o f the county poor at the low The Hunter’s Improvement Society of , causcof infection tuberculosis in cows. est co-t consistent w ith good care and Great Britian announces that this year’s Consumption is spread by Infected milk medical attention, Isa problem hard to iior.se show all yearlings must be ns- and infected meat. I f a rigid inspec solve, and Judge Bird lias given no iit- ■docked. Next year tho rule will lie ap tion of dairy cattle is carried out in tle thought to tlie subject. He doesn’ t plied to yearlings and two-year-olds, the England, as in Canada by competent favor a poor farm, because the great next year it will bo extended to three- voterinarles, Hie diseased animals can majority af the county wards are in Hot and cold wntor pipes tlxed. Hot W ater Boilers, Bath Tubs, Wash year-olds, and so on until all horses ex lie detected and slaughtered. Though valids unable to labor and bring any Basins, Sinks and Plumbing F ix hibited are proved with their natural Lord Salisbury deprecated further leg- return to Hie county, and at the same tures, and general repairs. •caudal appendages. Humanity and i Isiuthm on tills subject, it Is possible time it seeuis to him ns if they ought •good taste approve the rule, and would that experience may show it to bo re- to be kept w ithin the county cheaper Estimates furnished at lowest rates. f f f - U a t iire c t opposite Newberg Hotel. I u ------- .1 ........... I. . I . i i w- sreleome it here, if only our Anglomania pilred. it lias boon costing abroad. Yam Wo need l scarcely say that . titan ■could 1« carried so far. those whose entile are slaughtered in hill county is not alone nrnojig ilio tlie interests of public health w ill have Counties of the state in itaclfort to roach X 'ln .a s C ity Jo in mil. to lie compensated for their losses out a satisfactory solution or the question When Admiral Dewey becomes presi- of tlie public purse. how uc?t to handle its poor.—Reporter. •dent the star-eyed god lc-a will undoubt- Lastly, sanatoria are to lie establish <*Jly be made postmisstress at Louisville. ed for the open air treatment o f con TESSE EDWARDS, President, ' I l o Ir M a t d e n N a n i«-.. n e n n i r r . v u -,-r .. sumption, w hich has been found most T h e Outlook J . 0 . CULCOKIi. ('..h ie r . T h e f> llow in g is n c o m p le t e l i s i o f I efficacious in tlie past. Tin* tlrst of In all seasons nn.l moods we nre to do t h è n i'ild e n n a m e s o f t h è m o t h e r s o f our work w itli unllinching courage; we these sanitaria wPI tic erected ta Lou Ilio p r > s id c iit s ot t lu U n it e d Sitate »: *ro to be loyal to the highivt truth, tho’ don, and the sum required has been W a s h i n g t o n , M a r y Ita li. generously contributed by two o f our ■our hearts lie lea l within us; we are to J o h n A datti» , S u s a n n a B y ls t o n . JFS-F EDWARD#, inspire and lead though wo cannot see African millionaires, Messrs. Worn her H. «*. MH KS. J e f f e r s o n , J a n e R a n d o lf. The way for the darkness. A man often and Beit. A t a later period it is hoped .1 1' rolA-'ORP. Madis -il, Ncllìe t'onway. V H. WOODWARD. •does his noblest work in the deepest that hospitals will bo provided by pri N E. BRUÌ M o n ro c , F i l z a J o r c s . Directors. •depression; he often speaks the greatest vate munificence in the provincial cen J ti Adam», Abigail Smith. ■word which is given him out of the ters of population. Thu«, at last, real A J a c k on K li/ .a h c th I t u t e l i li ,s o n . •depths of something very like to despair. adequate measures are Icing taken to “ ’ a li ll u r e n , M a r ia H o o s It is our part to sail courageously and come to tlie he'p of tho sufferer from W . I L H .ir r is o n , E liz a b e t h K a s s c t t . r n n o i s i ’ O N m n t * - I v i i A TU: n. Pori consumption It need scarcely be s.ihi unhesitatingly on in tho blackest night Itiutl ; N Alienti Bark IUuk. New York. T y lc r , M ary A rm tstca d , •or the dreariest day. The same power that the Daily Mail wishes tho scheme P olle, J a n e K n o z . a I possible success. — London Mail. that raa le the sea made the weather. Taylor, Sarah Strothcr. w A ELMER P. D IX O N DENTIST. JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER JEW ELER, T H E MAMMOTH. 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