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Newspaper Page TextKvery res|iectalile have no idctte to Instil. Thin i» machine severa! montila. .*■ locution. Pleuse spora us (rom this youitg lady al thè sigli of tini m udi fa- m iliarity in tlio young man with whom eliutik o( jfoml s o lij (non) «eneo. IKHI KU KVKHY KUIIIAY Mi ' KM NO. she associatea sliould drop him . Il is j : lim e thè rancale who cannot la* genlle- I " P o American men ami women realise men in private a ere sent out i>f re- K. II. W oodward , Fu tro» A P i mi îsnrtt. that in five cities of our country alone s|ieetaUe society.— Albany Pomocr.it. —------------- tlicr. were .luring the lost term o.c r \V. t'. W oodward , A » * uoiat * Lurroit. sixteen thousand children between the As one's everyday experience teaches, _ ------------- ----------------------------------- - j ages of eight anil fourtivn token out of you must not expect everybody to tv F R ID A Y , DE CE M B ER 29, lriri. the public schools luvause their nervous your friend tit the world. There are systems were wrecked, ami their mimJs people who would rather see yon make Buwred as aecoa<l class mtttrr at ID* poateBtre were incapable of going on any further a failure* in life titan succeed. There are «t Stewbsr». itrtvn in tiie infernal cramming system which people whom you have put yourself to exists to-day in our schools?” imptirvs trouble and expense to serve, w ho Kilwarvl ltok in the January 1.adieu' W IL U N B T T C would rather s|H'«k ill of you than good. " A m i these sixteen Tbsrr’s a Iwuk by Ih» «ave» ot ih* blu* Will Home Journal. M erit is not always appreciated even by thousand helpless little wrecks, he con am*U* one’ s kith or kin. The "approving Whir* thr tsphyr weave» many a »on* tinues, “ ate simply the children we conscience," at least is an ever faithful W here Ih* tall, wavlus pine »ha.te» lb* \ lolet, know aliont. Conservative medical frien d; a nominator we can always AuJ tbe luti* birds »ios the daylou* men who have given their lives to the afford to heed in sunshine or sorrow . Where, up from tha moa. ta'd» tbroush fern« study of children place the number M ilton Eagle. whose health is shattered by overstudv tuto apace. Th* nue» reach the my»tlo forever: at more than fiftv thousand each vear. ‘ To the watchful miad of Col. Bryan ¡ I H And the pale water 111) lœ k »down on her face It is putting the truth m ildly to nato tt»e general increase of the wages of In tha depth» of that beautiful rlv»r. that, of all American institutions, that cotton m ill operatives in New England When theanselsof he«»en drew thi» curtain of which deals with the public education ol and the South w ill be additional pr *ol j our children is at once the most faulty o f the shameless conspiracy ol the Mon light. And reveal tb* dark restons of «pac*. the most unintelligent and the most e r Power. There is no real prosperiti. Wlieu we cm* ou the marvelou* »p vadorof cruel.” outside the lecture business as the night. colonel knows, but the pluliteraU seek And trace the great Influii* » face. W ith the beginning of a new year to deceive the people and fra tr i e the Th*r*'» a harp iti the Air though I'.t tnu.ic be close at hand, thoughtful people pause hopes of humanity by ratsing wages mute: and think. In spite of the holiday sea- Such is the inherent depravity of gold. There# * eon* iu the ».Hence uusung: t # ... , - , , * 1 son of rejoicing 1 1 you ever think sober — E x. ‘There nre forms, though lnneliue»» reigu* ab j % J • thoughts, now is the time. Of all sea solute 4 iìlo rlo u « New» sons, this is the oue in which the past That »peak—yet no toan I of a tongue. fo n te s front Dr. D lì. fa r g ile , of and tiie (utart* are brought closest to Washita, I T. He writes: "F o u r bot A u d r*re stood in the lilac'* dark shadow» gether in their relation to the present. tles o f E lectric Bitters has cure«! Mrs alone. The following by one writer, is very By the gleam of that *t*r fettered river. . . . , . , Brewer o f scrofola which Ita,l caused Wben the .hajv.. haJ a touch. suJ :h. still»*.. , P ^ 'in e n t to this period of general reso- her great sttirerittg for years. Terrible * tone. lution making, "W it h lto;*e millions sores would break out on h er head and Who** maslashall haunt me forever stand on the flowing dav of the vear —« n r » « * MAYt.su. la Oregon SsUv. Son | wilh faoet toward the future. 'W h it face, aud the best doctors cMitld g iv e no help: but her cure is com plete and Iter “ “““~ ——“ “ will the new year bring me?' each one health is e x c e lle n t." This shows what Two more days in which to practice auks himself. No one knows. And thousands havd p r o v e d - th a t E lectric T he excitem ent coneerulng the f :.|w writing TAX) without spoiling » clean how well it i* that we do not. It re Bitters is the best blood purifier known N om e gold fields lias Itati its eitert Iter. sheet o f writing paper with 1899. ' ipiires sober thought to realize that what It's the supreme rein dy for ecsema, and at iea»t three persons front this _ we are and what we do are along the tetter, salt rheutu, ulcers, !«>ils and city w ill sail on the tirsi steamer next • lines ol a wise creation. I t is often very U stim ulates liver, spring. These are H enry l> iv> r, Jr The Lawton fund is being ralse-1 to | eM y for Q, i 0 foe, that we mi(. ht change running sa>res kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, Thos. Keg» rs ami W ill Iturde't. Th eir $00,000 loc the benefit of llenera! Law- i ,or lhe la>tu.r if the power and tickets have s reatly lieeii secured. ton’s widow. This is a prompt “ and "«a 1 0pp «u n ity were but ours. But the helps digestion builds up the strength. Telephone- liegis'er. forcible refutation that all republics are : m .l9t„ t e cleverness of a man is a O n ly .>>c. Sold by f . E. Sm ith d ru g 1 gist. Guaranteed. not nngrateful. D e W Itt’s L ittle Marly lilsets purify | poor affair when compared with the the bliKxl, clean the liver, Invigorate - - - ----- - —™ «implest wisdom of God. And one Keai K .t.t* T r .ii.fv r . W e are glad toacknowledge the receipt | thing that can make this new year tx*- Reported by the Yamhill Co. AN* tract l\»a* M.- th e system . Famous little pills for con C. F. o f the Kovaasbar and December Oregon fora its happier is to hava that o m fteel- Mluuviltc, oreson, tor the *»,- -k sndlog ' il'ation ami liver troubles. Mitote A t 'o. Native Son, which is a real treat from a , in». t'•■'t one thought, that one faith al- Pee. 9 l**-**. jam,.» g Puah, m.uager. Week ending IVc. 16. literary and historical standpoint. To wavs with ns: That ‘ whatever is, is Som ething ever a year ago an ordin tho«e internal ad in the accounts and 1 right’ and for tba beat. Freq neatly wa Maggie I.indsley A husb to G id ance wits pas-cil liy the city council eon sowers Its 4 5 6 blk 27 traditions of the early days of our state cannot comprehend at the tim e why prohibiti g tsns from go’ l i t g on the Lafayette. $ 3Ó0 00 the magazine is a treasure. Every num- 1 Ilia should t*e so, why that should hap- platform s o f curs at the »lc(s>t This North Y am h ill cemetery As*'n ber breathes tha entrancing and roman- l’*’ 11 ®['d why some particular trial ordinance was p.tsseil tit the suggestiou to P (.' Thomason Its 1 2 3 4 6 tic spirit of the pioneer days of long ago. , should come to us » hile some great joy o f the railroad com pany, and for t> A e ' s blk t>s N Y' cem etery 8 35 ; comes at the same tim e to an oth er: w hv short tim e had the desired effect, but James E Thompson A wf to P it is noticed that nearly e v e ry night The address issued by the Goebelites we «houl l have so little an 1 others so M Flynn 1 9 tut 6Ö x 204 ft in ntueh. But nothing ever conies into recently l«>ys are Jumping on the train ol Kentucky charging the republicans MeSI. U 00 nur lives except what is for our go-»l. as it pulls out, and after ridin g a block with stealing the Kentucky elections I l C Burns et al to N & P M or sojurnp off. ft Is more good fortune would leave outsiders to smile and in- And some day we shall clearly under Stow 50 a in A C Davis die t4 than good m anagement that no serious ler that the Goebel democrats have stand a ll.” srów ........................... 1350 00 accident l.as happened — Telephone- come into such des[*erate »traits that K l t l T O t t l . k L CO M M K N T . sue B H ollow ay to J J A I. i Kegistar. they have lost all sense of humor. W ell, W ooJ Its 10 I I 12 blk E Ilob - fur a fact it’s no laughirg matter— fori Ootn Paul is in favor of the o¡,e:i d or sons add to Ne w berg . . MO 00 po icy, and John Bull seems to have no "O n e Minute Cough Cure is the b i-i Goebel. Margaret Conrad to J T Conrad moreser.se than to walk right in. rem edy I ev*-r usetl for coughs and 13.25 a in see 36 losrilw 110 00 colds. It Is unequaled for w iio'ipin g Kipling and Austin will have to res VnJer the new registration law, every cough. Children all like It,” writ»** 11. cue the Br ’. i»!) Generals from oblivion C H Christenson A * f to I’ A voter who wishes to cast a b a ld in *he Bates Its 1 2 blk 1 South Park N. W illiam s, G entry v ile , (ltd . N ev e r with a little rag time ver-e. next state election must register be s u bd t v .......... ................. 1 fills . It is the an I y harmless remedy Nations that go to war should be care tween January 1, and May 15. The John 1» Shearer A wf to T .V that ' - i f ' iiiii i. ili it» results, ( tires surest way of being on the safe side is to ful not to talk about a m ilitary prom- Bates 142 a in sec 23 t2»r3w 300 00 c*u. croup, pneu '2t"L Histori- register promptly, for tins is a matter j ensde to the enemy s capital. SlArrlnge and all thrtmt and moula. bnotchi p o. 0.7, «m l it nuiNVried until j v'-“ 1.'' 'P **k in g, it ten t lucky, N L Atkins 21, o f Independence <o lung 'r<*ut,b-s i « early use prevent» afier the date mentioned, the privilege 1 Senator Pettigrew- wants an expres- Delva Boberts 18, of Carlton. consumption. C F. M oore »L Co. of suffrage will lie denied. ».on by the United States of sympathy I ’ enry Schaty 22, of Clackamaa to with the struggling In - . Boers. -------- -----rhat re- Batbara G u lb ro i 22. of Dayton. The Petty brothers o f N orth Yam The Milton Eagle very neatly gets at “ pect the ILers are in need o f sym [ath v b ill— W illiam , Walter and W allace 4 rr*><! by a lYoman. a glaring truth that is an ever present i 11' 1 n° * r jt entirely clear, triplets by birth, grew to manhood to reality witen it says: Senator Alien says he is going hack Another great discovery has been gether, then marched together to ol “ The jewelers have clearly given i t , to the Senate toaound the clarion again, made, and that too, by a lady in this bachelorhood, undivided it« to tastes or out that there will be no raise in the , It had been hoja-d that during the county. “ Disease fastened its clutches i'is|M>sili(>ns. T h e brotherly trio gain price of diamonds on account of the peri -i of his retirem ent the .Senator upon iter anti fur »even years »lie with- ed the apex of their triangular platform Boer war until next summer. This in- \ would learn to play on some other wind stood its severest tests but her vital or- la.-t Friday evening when the third de formation will be hailed with delight by instrument. gans were undermined arid death seem gree in Masonry v. ,« conferred upon country editors from one end of the After naming populist Allen for ap ed im m inent. For three months she lite three, by loi!^-** N o. 3, o f l.aFuy broad land to the other.” pointment to fill a term in the Fen ate, coughed iueissantly, and could not ette.— R eporter, Bryan says the Democrats of Nebraska sleep. .She fin ally discovered a w ay to “ I was nearly dead w ith dyspepsia, Christendom lost a valiant s’ xndard may select Tnurston’s successor. As the recovery, by purchasing o f us a lio 't'e bearer last Friday, in the death of the Legislature has yet to be electe 1 the o f Dr. K in g ’s N ew D iscovery for Con tried doctors, visited mineral spring« I usetl Ktxlol D y« famous evangelist, D wight I. Moody. Nebrs-ka Democrats are not entirely sum ption, and was so much relcivcd and grew worse. It <11 w.tli B ryan’s lib e ra lity .— '‘ rl Diking the first dose, that she slept js-psta Cure. T h at cured m e.” A hero lias fallen in the forefront of a charmed all n igh t; and w ith tw o bottles, lias gests w hat you eat. Cure- indigestion, battle as real as ever waged by force of Globe-Democrat. ______ i been absolutely cured. H er name is -olir stomach, heartburn ami all form » arms. The success of his warfare ha* o f dys|>epsia. C. I Moore A Co. I f the democrats in the H oii»e keep ' ‘ r’* Lu th er Lu tz. Iltus writes t\ , ( been signal. For his victories lie did ( . 1 rial not point to the cruelties ard horrors of on as they have started, they w ill soon Hannack A < o , o f .»f.elhy M. C J. B. Clark, P eori», III., says, “ .«ur the m ilitary field, the ruthless destruc be known as the-party-afraid-of-every- boltie free at C. E. Sm ith 's dru g store. Ki-gtilar size 50e. and $1.00. E very gei ns wanted to operate on me for tion of life and property, nor to the thing.— Dayton Journal. bottle guaranteed. piles, hut I cured them w ith D eW itt's blasting of human hopes. Instead he W itch Hazel Halve ' It is infnLible for The determination of the Silver lie- l»in te d to thou«an Is, w hose lives he had M. O. I/Otvnsdale is packing his ap piles aud skin di«eases. Beware of resurrected as it were, and brought in publicans to hold a national convention H is apples are counterfeits. C. K. Moore A Co. touch with the highest ideals of exist w ith 2,OCX) delegates is due to a desire ple crop for shipm ent. ence. He was certainly a true and to see how the entire party would look keepers, and he selis at a tim e w hen tlx-y are worth $1 and upwards a box. worthy disciple of the great but in one b a ll.—Chronicle. IA N TF .D - K V R K A L I'EKHTiNS F O K DIM tl trief Gfic*- MaBik'im in lion «t«i«: t>> r**pre It takes care and system atic effort, but low ly Nazarene who came that all m*‘ in thiflr own h ; i «1 stirronndln^ c»>nn it pays in the filial resulis.— R eporter. I f Congress and Washington C ity are “ m ight have life and have it more NEWBERG GRAPHIC. £ Fuse) niiÄßaEwaffircrtL'nfi CLARA M. DAViDSOM, IVI. D. Pacific College PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. one block »otllh of It HUH D R . P I E R C E S I I Office and KouMv'iue of New berg F A V O R IT E R P R E S C R I P T I O N ’ K L M K l t l \ 1 >1 X O N DENTIST W j so awfully bad Mr. Roberts has every abundantly tie*». Vk ilii:.* to p «y y«*«r]y |».»i0, payable w«?«*k ly. r»»»!#* riinployin« iit with iiuu«iial op portunities. K<»fereiic<‘ff exchange«!, Kncl««»» r« li m < 1 1 r«'i>« ! ifunpeG envelope. H I’ .irk, j ITT D R N PV AT LAW. CLARENCE BUTT. I W il l p ra cti ce in nit the co u rt » of the »tut »* ! 1 Sp«*»'tul Mtteuilon g i v e n to |»rohgt»> work, th j w ri ti n g t H rafting Feed & Seed Store L r u n i t . I ' i : i : i *. 1 1 v \ ,v « ; le \ i : d i :\ a i i . o w e i i Sl\ K IL S , g rrri»r.uvry. v in College trained men aud women are more in demand than ever j b efore. P a c ific C o lle g e o ffe r* an e d u c a tio n under m ost 1«. (\ A\ a r i l tV i «>. 1 stances l»l Street. Newber*. v»r ROY GARDNER V .' O ' fa v o r a b le circu iti* * Carriage and Wagon Builders. K îepaiting. Painting ami Triimuitig ¡V \ I< E .\ S F .S Promptly Done. L O W ----- C o l l i | K * t 01 i t .. 1 , lililí Ilici it* ItMifliors. S v illim - * * Horseshoeing anil General Black smithing. F O R A L L K IN D S O F . Excollent homo for youngor boys and Kiris i I Send for Catalogue to the President. THOMAS NEWLIN. Doors. Windows, Mouldings, I.ath, ' I.imc, Glass, Nails, Hardware, lite., Wilson’s C. F. Moore & Co G R O C E R Y . G o To W . I». //o.icoc/i, s >'o "t I N o v .b o r g . O r. kt .'i * un I imik ! » full «tu! romplrtc Hu« uf D it n ii.is is . S t a p le & F a n c y G r o c e r ie s . * Wlicn you arc needing anything in this line, call and see us and your Bure Drugs, Paints, Oils atul W all wants will I k .* fully supplied. Paper. f C T r e e Delivery. »J O S . W Stationery and School Supplies. B ook s am! Tablets ami lite., Lite. K A MoHItts. I*rs«. A U MILLS. Vie* Pr*« Mo»4S V ota ti I e t ilo I L S O N . Newberg Lounge & Mattress Factory. I /(unities, Couches l V Parlor Sots Made to O rd er. \ « \t b e r g . ( tr. O R G A Transacts N I Z E a D general 1 Q 9 3 \ll kind of rphoU tcrinif an«] Furniture Work dowv Wt» buy find tell Second band Furniture or exchange anythin»«* in «»ur line f*»r Furniture or ato%et. W e « an give y«»u a I I I * F T I 'l l t I ’ l t M 'K I o r anything you *n»h t<> m il than ni.v one in Yam hill County, We will pack mid H up Mmiaehold Furniture to any part o( the V . H. Come and See Us. hanking L E W IS & M ENDENHALL. Foreign Exchange Bought and •old. Careful attention given Collections. PIONEER HARDWARE STORE IS H E R E T O «STAY. SPRING HILL FARM. i i ; h m : y « v n i . n ,v d o l a n o C H IM A B O O S From the tient Ht rain» Come in and inspect our stock. O n ilio A ltirk ct» «b le prior* Add reo«, .1 M « S. AV. A T K I N S O N . N e w b e r g , O r. See the liest — ---- A IK TIGHT S T O V E S Stock for ralo «t rea«on Get your Rabies weighed, visit, shop or buy as it may l>est please you ns a generous public. liopiug to serve your wants in Hardware I ask you to come one and all. Kodol At your service, ./ . li. A in u n i. Dyspepsia Cure. Bled Q uarts a t a Time Digests what you eat. JOHN A. BECK. WATCHMAKER «s» .JEWELER, — -« : - » ¡Full College and Academic Courses of Study. Orri bank of New t erg buiMiug Mr. J Sheer, Sedalia, M o., saved his reason to l«e thankful that he is to i*e Last week’s lle|»irter, the first num- kept out of such had company.— Myrtle child's life by One M inute Cough Cure. Doctors had g ive n her up to die w ith •TJO<:«xton Hn.MiiJK, Chicago her of the thirtieth volume said: Point Enterprise. croup. It's an infallible cure for W ith the first number of the new vol- AO EN fH W A N T E D -F O B ••TIIK UFF. ANI» ume The Reporter takes pleasure in an The Bryanites will keep howling about cou4f1'*, colds, grippe, pneumonia, hron- a«*hii*v • Hirni - of Admir.il In-wry. th.* world n nouncing tl»e af»oociaiion of Mr. J. G the trust«, while the republicans say c lliti'' U'J', tl,r" at Bing troubles. vr.-atu-t iiteval her«» ilv M ira’ i I t artificia li y digest « t lie food and aids ; lif*-it.ru Irtelid und admirer of the nation «« Idol. ) N a tu re In stren gth en in g nnd recon Eckman with its publication, in name little, hut will keep their beads, an 1 go Jkheves at once. C. I*. Moore ik t o. « id ! u -t book, over '**) p « k m *. M * 10 i stru ctin g th e exhausted d ige s tiv e o r as well a n in fact. Clearly, the em steadily al>ont effecting wholesome legis- | lu d »«« n«*arl)' IDO p4^en halftone ilf«i«ira tion < ! “ ^ gans. I t U th e la te s t iis c o v e re d d ig e s t Only |:. «u Knormeas demand Hu commi* inence to which The Heporter liafl at lation ou this subject.— Albany Herald. F n sld ie Johnson, the jew.-ler’s son, «I...)- O lift! fr»-r - V-. -.•* »• of a llie ti me Write a n t and tonic. N o oth er preparation ______ I came near d ro w n in g In Cozinc creek quirk The Dom In fan Company. *;rd II n»r Cax 1 can approach I t In e llclon cy . I t In tained as a news dispenser has been due ton bldg., ChiCHifo. to Mr. Eckm an’a connection with tiie sta n tly relieves and perm anen tly cure* In the Now England cotton m ills, Tuemluy e v en in g H e had gone after Dyspepsia, In d igestion , H eartburn , paper. Furthermore, as an artist in the where tiie wages of all employees have c o w , and attem pted to wade the Flatulence, Sour Stom ach, Nausea. job printing line he has create«] for The been again increased, the workmen are <*r»**k. Fortunately J im m ie K in g and Sick IIcadaohe.G ast ralgla.Cram ps,and Reporter’s job departm ental! enviable not aware that tiie payment in gold the tw o Funk boys, were w ith him and a lln th e r rrsu It a o f I m perfect digestion. P re p a re d by E- C - D «W llt a C o . C h ic a g o . reputation. j crucifies them to any serious extent.— polled him out he lore lie sank.— Ke- < F. M oo UK A « '«>. |K»rter. The Graphic has long regarded Mr. ^tateaman. Ecktnan as one of the best newspaper , -------- It tnki-9 hot one minute to nvereomc men in the county and it ie glad to know The «ilver republicans' ?) o f thi* cottn- ll'k 'it t g in thè tliroat and to «top » i»r that lie is to be more cloxely a*sociate>l try h a v e ju e td ie c o v e re d w h a to th e rp e o - couglt by lite lite o f One M in u te . ough Holloit* th$* p i iron * ¡re o f hla o M f' w lU n a ! with the management o f The Reporter, pie have known for some time and de- Cure. T ltl» rem edy t|Uit:kly cure« all Friend* vrl-o watch repalrl»** done. --------------- — cidud the other day to jii.t quit. A v e r y forma o f throat and Itm g troublea. i!T O M o r r i n o i » S i. The Falem Journal has th i, chunk of sensible conclusion, eonridering the Ilarm lew. and pleaaant to take. It IM iK T h A N I), O ft. goo*l solid sense aneot college proieesors trend of monetary legislation.—Oregon p reved i* coneuiit plinti. A farnoun Ijtok for th» nini« on *v*r> who endeavor to instil liteir peculiar C ity Enterprise. •ho«* raw buy «p e e l’lc /or gri|i|ie and ita after rlli-ctn. . For ... y n r * It ban nr»«ant cults into the mimls of their students 1 -------- C. F. Muore A Co. . tha ta at •ho*-« m « l $ for r - * . r m y man, wom«*n aii '1 rhlMran. and tiie public: “ Education is a uni-j Ae a political straw it will lie remem- •• i h t««-r «it«/«-* h ava mm**, Sebo«»] |{«|i«irt. k J j j r f \ art'! ictna. Iilt< inert,rl*» versal necessity. Every man's son or bered that in the presidential campaign * -jf e JI f i huva If «- m bnllt tip» am! N y fl BIT*! Hr dent daughter should le d free to get it at a of 181W there were hut three straight out Report of f-chool iM-tri t No. 9, for w i'/ i l ' I l»Hva fall* ft down. But J. c. r . o u '»KH, C m Mer. V !•*•'»*•» »hr^a ha%* fatn*«1 public institution ol learning without republican papers in Colorado. There the m onili ending /»eceiiiber 22nd. ^ In an - a ami r»*|>utatl«/n ntruitUf every y«*ar. Why ? having to receive any political or relig- are now seventy-seven openly standing No. of days taught liH -uaw w iih o u t f.affiar-iinf hoaoty anA aiyla Hi ey nre tfntng. I hav hava iou* propagandas on the s id e ."— Eugene out for republican principles. Mr. Bry- Total namlier enrolled B r MIUK. »•nriivi H it ririm* • Waaff-fffwlatera.*’ Marta .1 C < HU OltO. ^ J . 11. 1.» \V I - i Ilo a lo n . rta a a . Guard. an m ight work these figures into a con- Average im in ^ r belonging .'itt K If WfMXiMfAkO. Average daily attendance .'»2 lit other words it is to he inferred that soling after election statement. N F. B klT T. Dlreetftr* Thoe# not aheenl or tardy «luring the "cvwry man’ s son or daughter” should -------- get tlieir education from a class of pub- There are young men in most every m onth: Anna Cbritti an «an, Ernest, n n :i!K M 'D M U .N M -U4d A TII umi . p.,ri lie till professors, too many of whom arc community who have some of the spirit K In i, W r ile y i w ] John Iv/ereH, I>»n*; Uii'l Notional Hark Bonk, N«?w Vork a aet of blank and empty figure heads that incited young McDaniel to murder aid Chaae, Lee 0 »w g ill an«l Merton «tr«n**r. ri-’ tln* th* « ty «r* !nr.t *4 u> e«|| «• Cuas. A D aten , which are apt to infest stata institu the young lady with hint, shout which Everest, " Woor lUwlaU-r» ' for aal* fcy ( th* hank fnr Infermalicn c nreralp* th* ; Teacher. tione for revenue o n h — the kind that tiie Portland paper» have been full for, cuy. Coir*«p r..|*H '* levitcU .1* C . Porter, Xettberg. - ■Êk Office ’ «1« or** went of Moore’» Drug »tore. 1 1st. Ktreet, Newberg, oregou. 1 W O M EN RÖNC« SIC K WOMEN W E LL IS T IS W B E S R G , O R I . Bank of Newberg. CAPITAL STOCK, S30.0C0. W EAR DESÌSTERSI " I am a knife maker and'worked for a nttmlwir of years in the N ew York Knifa Co. a factory at Walden. N. Y. First thing I knew I commenced to bleed from th* mouth. Som etim e« a« much an a quart of blood would come up from my at a time. E v ery time I coughed the blood spurted <mt* It w ot in th# fall I got ho had. and the church gov pco|ile told me I had better make my peace with the I^irtl and prepare to die. for I would not live (ill spring. My home doctor couldn't d om e any good, but advised mo to get to New York C ity for examination. T h e y finally took me to a med ical college, nnd a whole lot of physicians made vvhnt they called a diagnosis. T h ere were several students looking on. One professor bail a little ivory hammer, nnd with this he pounded m y chest and held his car Chao to listen. A fte r a while tho professor looked at pie solem nly and declared: •One of your lungs is about >r.e and the other ie affected. here m ay lie a slim chant* for life if you quit working in thnt knife factory.' I went hack h<wne, but didn't improve. One day I saw an advertisem ent of free samples of Acker's English Rem edy for Consumption, being given away by our home drug gists. vVnlker f t Eaton. I got one of these bottles, and It relieved me. Then I b u gh t more of the regular site, ami my improvement was continuous, although slow. M y doctors were astonished and so was I. A fte r dark I hated to »pit. because I was afraid it might be blood, and I wanted to know for sure. I have no fear now. for al last I ant a solid man again. Although one lung is gone, th* other (s aa sound as a dollar, and answrrs as well as two lungs, no 7«r as I can see. I want everyone to know the facta and that Is w hy I tell them her*.'* (Signed) A. II. S imp - on . A< kar't Kn*lith Mtum \v ia M»ld by all druasrista ander a pnaftlva ffaarantaa t»i*t your nionry will ba re*n dad in • irt*a of faiftir«i. »*c , v *c. end $1 a botila la n ? vi h it ml Stata« and Canada, in KnKland. m «d . «a. , jd., . and 4». id . We uui/urrLf the ab<n< g u u ron 're. W t t HO OKAH é OO.. Froprtetorc, Mew For*. For Sale by C. E. Smith, Newberg, Ore.