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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. b XV m i DAY MORXINO. fi.-H. W. W C. uuvwAKi), W oodw ard , B u rm a A P l ' b i . is m k r A m o c ia t k E d it o r FR ID A Y , JA NU ARY 25, 1901. K utercd u aorom l cl*aa u n it e r at tb e poatoDice at N e w b e r f, O regon. ' 1 — Tho Uii'il Hill Nxas lina cltnnpetl lianda and Geo. K. Hsiitniersliy is i.ow the man behind th e delinquent sub* acri lier. Success to the new manage ment. Ashland recently elected a temperance council and the saloons are now all closed. This is a good record for an Oregon town of three thousand i n h a b itants to make. The Koseburg PUIndealer of last week had fifty-sis land office notices am) two and a half columns of sheriff’s sale no tices. Tlds is w h at might be termed p retty rich strike. to Cuba, to get pointers on wlmt Uncle Sam does for l.is deserving wards— when they give him a chance. A p ro m inent American just returned from th at island gives th e following testimony along this line: “ To one who was in Cuba two years ago one thin g is very clear, and th a t is th a t there is a general uplift in every direction and the people in nearly every part of the island have liecoine practically self-sustaining and independent of outside assistance. Words can hardly picture the condition which existed two years ago. E verything in dustrial was paralyzed. People hung about the streets and highways with a dull and sodden look, as if there was no chance of things being worse and little hope for their being better. Every where were disease, death, poverty, filth and despair. The changes wrought in the lust two years world appear incred ible to one no’ having an opportunity to judge by contrast. They speak vol umes for Uncle Ham’s administration of affairs, and excite surpriso at th e won derful power of recuperation which ex ists in Cuban soil. So far ns external evidences go there appears to lie a gen eral movem ent in town and country which promises much for the future. This view is plausible and in a measure serves tpe purpose intended, o( “ putting the churches in a hole,” but it is ignor- . . T norant, dishonest and false ‘ V. . rant because it fails to see th a t tbe men wbo have discarded the old t h e ological conceptions are impelled solely try a wish to get closer to the teachings of Jesus. It ia dishonest because ft im putes to these men tbe base desire to overthrow Christianity, when their a r d en t hope is th a t they may so present it as to tiring ail men to acknowledge its tru th and beauty freed from th e accre tions of tradition and opinion. And it is false because no theological setting of Christianity, whether Greek, Roman or Protestant, is necessarily divine or final, and may therefore lie modified or reject ed ill part without implying any reject ion of Christianity itself. The whole history of Christianity, indeed, from the very lieginning is a record of such molli fications and rejections, and only thus has the church been able to deliver its message to tbe world. If tbe revival method !a no longer potent, it ia not be cause Christianity is dead or dying. I t would be just as sensible to infer the death of Christianity because the love feast and th e kiss of |ieuce of the Apos tolic churcii are discontinued. The real message of Christianity is as convincing and powerful as It ever was. And if the church finds th at certain methods of de livering it, once effective, are no longer so, the wise and sensible thing to do is to devise some other method th a t will be effective.—N. Y . Tribune Sswlwg as «business isan exacting and exhausting occupation. Long hours, fine work, poor light, unhealthy atmosphere —these arc oiilv some of the things whi c h fret the serves and hurt the gen- eral health. Often there is a diseased condition of the womanly organism which causes backache or headache and the Working of% he sewing machine under such conditions is akin to torture. T h o u s a n d s of women who wore liave written grate ful letters to Dr. R.V. Fierce, whose " Favorite Prescrip tion ” has cured their womanly ills and established th e ir g e n e ra l health. " Favorite Prescription ” es tablishes regular ity, dries un healthy and offen sive drains, heals inflammation and u l c e r a t i o n , an d cures female weak- u e s s . I t makes weak women strong and s i c k women well. 1 Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free, , and so avoid the indelicate questionings, offensive ex aminations anil obnoxious local treat ments deemed necessary by some physi cians. All correspondence private. Ad dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. »«I ta k e g rea t pleasure in recom m ending: Dr. II. J. L ittle fie ld . It. A. L ittlefield . LITTLEFIELD BROS., * PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. Offices in C h e h a le m V a lle y U*nk P h o n e N o. Fi. R esid en ce n o rth o f P u b lic S ch o o l P h o n e N o. 41. b u ild in g . B u ild in g , JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER a»* JEWELER, S o lic its th e p a tro n a g e o f h is old I n d ia n a F rien d * w h o n eed w a tch re p a iriu g d o n e . T T O H N E V -A T L A W . 2 0 7 M o r r is o n S t. PO RTLAN D, OK. CLARENCE BUTT. W ill p r a c tic e ill a ll tb e c o u r ts o f th e Mate S p e c ia l a tte n tio n g iv e n to p ro b a te w o rk , the w r itin g o f d e e d ,. m o rtg a g e., co n tr a c ts a m i th e d r a ftin g o f a ll le g a l p a p ers. N ew b erg. O regon . O m c i - S e c o n d F loor b a n k o f N e w lt-r g b u ild in g . F A. M U U K I3. Pré». A. K. MILLS. V ice Prea. M 0 3 M VOTAW , C aahler. DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON, PHYSICIAN & SURCECN. WINK A BLINK W ill y o u w in k a n d b lin k v ou o u r r li 1 f e an d ner- rou * e n er g y a w a y , ra th er th a an w ear g lasses? W ill you force y o u r ey e s to o v erw o rk , n e g le c t th e m w h e n „ _ . _____________ w___ a fter vear, u n til at m id d le life you are com - lled to seek a id , perhapa to And y o u r v is io n ipaired b eyon d e n tir e repair? C A LITTLE CLASS AID at th e p rop er tim e w ill s a v e yo u a w orld of tro u b le am i p reserve y o u r v is io n for old a g e, w h e n yo u b eg in to reiy m ore an d m ore o n p r in te d book an d n ew sp a p er for c o m p a n io n sh ip . C o n su lta tio n a n d Eye* T ested Free. H. J . WINTERS, 1 b lo ck E. P ostoffice. J e w e le r a O p tic ia n € . F . M oore , N c w lte rg , O r. D EA LER IN S p e cia l a tte n tio n a lso g iv e n to <Us>caseH o f t h e . EYE, EAR. ROSE AND THROAT. O R G A N T I Z ilE I D 1 8 9 3 Office o v er B ank o f N ew berg. D. P. P rice. O. L. P rice PRICE & PRICE. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW . Newberv, Oregon. Transacts business. a general banking D ru g s & M ed icin es, K o o k s & M o o k lets, F i n e & F a n c y S t a t i o n - e ry , S chool K o o k s & S u p p lies. W ALL PA PER . N ew est P a t t e r n s u n ti S ty les. Foreign Exchange bought and sold. (C. V B ank B ld g ) A ll le g n i w ork p ro m p tly an d c a r e fu lly a tte n d e d to. C o lle ctio n » g iv e n o u r im m e d ia te at- Camera and Kodaks with all Supplies. Pierce's F avorite Prescription for fem ale w ea k Careful a t t e n t i o n p-i v e n C n 1 W t i n r w ' A strange fatality seems to follow the ' - a r e i u i « m e n t io n g i v e n G O lte c ito n s . ness." w rite» Mr*. Susannah P erm en ter, o f Governors of Indiana, for while there Paul* Store. Shelby Co.. T ex»*. I w a i troubled w ith bearinfr-doWn pain* in m y back and hips are nine widows of ex-Governors living, for six. years, and w rote to Dr Pierce for advice. I tried h is * Favorite Prescription ’ and six the present Governor W. T. Durbin is b ottles cured m e. I feel lik e a new person and I th a n k Dr. Pierce for m y h ealth . Life i* a the only man living who ha 9 been elect % a burden t o a n v on e w ith out h ea lth . I have to ld ed Governor of Indiana. Jam es A. a great m any o f m y frien ds about th e g reat Carriage and Wagon Builder. m ed icin e I to o k .” H. COOPER, President. Mount n ho is the last to go died on Ja n . Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical 18 only two days after having retired The Oregonian says Corbett’s canvass Adviser, in paper covers, is sent fre e on J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. and Manager. for votes is in the hands of Jonathan from office. Tbe Indianapolis Journal A S t r o n g A d v o c a c y o f t h e D a ir y b y receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay Repairing, Painting and Trimming E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. P r a c t i c a l D a ir y m a n . expense of mailing only. Address Dr. Hoorn and W. P. Kendy of Portland says: " I n a conversation once Mr. Choice Farm and City Property. Editor G ra p h ic :—Before I had made R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Promptly Done. The “ carcass” is somewhere near at Mount said he had never used tobacco Collect Rents and Look After Estates. a dozen trips to the creamery I was ask h and for two more notorious grafters or liquor because when a boy be bad ed time and ngain w h e th e r dairying Investments Made for Non-Residents. promised bis mother th a t be would not. never struck Salem. Simpson land in S h e r i d a n .... 400 Horseshoeing and General Black- From the lips of many men t h a t would paid. I replied th a t I did not know Insurance Written in Select Companies. sound like cant, but from him it was n from my own experience, but could not J W Force and wf to \V Z Force Queen Victoria died on Tuesday at smithing. land in t3 s r4 w ........................ 2000 revelation of character, for in tbe simple i see why it should not as we have the the nge of eighty-two after havin g lived sincerity of his life, with th e ideas of climate, rich soil, and with the excep Estella Vincent an d h u sb to F to a greater age und ruled for a greater If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both L Baker Its in N ew berg.......... 200 du ty th a t were bred in him, he regard lion of alfalfa and cow beans, can raise length of time than any other ruler time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you John Kocher to E A Buffham 20 successfully all the dairy crops th a t can ed his boy promise as a sacred obliga Her eldest son Edward VII has since want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop K i n g s E n l a r g e d ----- a part Gerrish die t2 s r4 w . . . ( 400 00 tion. Less th an a week ago ho said to a be grown elsewhere. been crowned King of G reat Hritian and erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob These questions only show th a t the Wm H Bones by will to Mary A K r o k e n F i n s M e m l c t l ----- friend and under circumstances th at Ktni>eror of India. tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, Bones et al disposes of bis real majority of our farmers are not posted cmphas'ze its tr u th th a t never in his S to n es R e p la c e d in S e t or Ne>vberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular, estate and personal property will public or private life had he done an y on the subject of dairying. JefferBon tin g s— write us. The first vote was taken for United thing for policy’s sake; that no act of his county, Wisconsin, contains 28 govern Agnes Reid and hnsb to G \V O ld C h a in s m a d e ns g o o d ns Byers it 5 and 6 blk 24 D u n ment townships, with a population uf R otes Senator last Tuesday and resulted life had been inspired from a desire to n e w ----- dee................................................ 35 us follows: Corbett 28; McBride 19, gain favor or because of expediency; 35,000 and contains 38,000 dairy cows, O ld J e w e l s r e s e t in m o d e r n Smith, (dem.) 26; Hermann 8 ; Fulton th a t in everything lie Im l first asked 79 creameries and 13 ciieese factories. Masonic lodge to F S H arding s t y l e s ----- s % It 346 masouic c e n i.......... 11 2 ; Williams 2; Taylor 1; Moore 1. Bull, himself w hether it was right, and lidd These cows paid th e farmers last year T a rn is h e d K ro o eh es r e s to r T.ainsnn and Howe of Yamhill voted always endeavored to do what lie thought (2,000,000. W h at’s the m atter with old O & C It R Co to Sum Doney et al 80 a in sec 15 t2 s r4 w ........ 240 ed to b e a u ty — - for Corbett und Smith for Fulton. was right. Those who knew him well Y a m h h l? It tnkes money' to feed cows, believe that tlds is so, and this is why but if it did not pay, those 38,000 cows Bond of R L Bewley trustee to A ny needed rep air of J e w D W Ralston bankrupt ap would have been butchered. As an example of how tho old sol he will leavo a mark on his slate and be e lry d o n e sk illfu lly , q u ic k ly proved penalty of bond............ 10000 I have hero a few statem ents showing diers aro treated in Europe, Germ any remembered when men who are ids s u an d for n m o d e ra te c h a rg e Have every thing you want in the what my cows did last year, w ith a com Sam Doney et al to Sam Doney perior in many tilings will be forgotten.” lias been preparing J,o allow the sunt of o v e r t h e c o s t o f tlie m a t e r J r 80 a in sec 15 t2 s r4 w ........ 1 parison between the dairy and grain twenty live dollars per year to the vet i a l s , ----- b y farming. I milked 5},j cows for 12 VI E Hendrick and wf to Carl t-rans of tlie German wars unable to T H R T M 'K N T I K T I l t 'K X T t KV I t K V I V .t l . I Zim merman land in Faulcon- months, which brought me (321.81, not support themselves. Comparing this Every one who desires tlie betterm ent including 5 heifer calves wortli (5 apiece era die to s rfl w ......................... 400 with Uncle Hum's liberality in pensions of the race will hope th a t the tw entieth m m when born, which would make another W E Robbins and wf to J B to his defenders, we Imvo but another century gospel campaign will meet with Meeker and wf 41 a in Hyde $25. Neither did I count fresh and f-xctplion to t> e old dictum tb ut repub large measure of success. Hroadly skimmed milk fed to heifer calves. It die t3 s r 4 w ........................... 600 lics arc ungrateful. speaking, the object of the movement, did not cpst over half the receipts to Jam es Agee to Jacob W ortm an ____ which is projected by the evangelical feed tile cows which leaves a net profit 335 a in sees 28 29 82 and 33 & t4 8 r5 w...................................... 3000 Forest Grove lias an Interesting wliis churches of the United States and C an of (29.23'^ per cow. Now let us add the key fight on ju s t now. The property ada, is to pttrstiude men and women to (4,54'e worth ol calves per cow and we ! A lso a F u l l L in e o f n e w e s t C a r p e ts . A ll lin e s o f U n d e r t a k i n g MAHR iy U t i . ii - e x s e b . lias ull been deeded with a prohibition lend belter lives, or, to use the churches’ have (33.78 net profit. All the feed is G oods co n sta n tly on b an d . phrase, to persuade them to “ accept Aduusn in the deeds and they have never grown on the farm, (my clover went Mary A Lawrence, 31, to A Aitxcn, 32. hud a licensed saloon. The two drug C hrist.” Tlie central committee in this three tons to the acre), except bran and . T o th e D e a f. stores have been charged with selling city is sending letters to religious asso grain feed, which we Can buy of grain A rich lady cured of her Deafness and liquors and now suit has been entered ciations and ministers in nearly all the farmers, and use onr own ground for ------IF SO- by the college authorities Hguinst the large cities of this country and Canada, i clover, corn, vetches etc. to better nd- Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’s h a s fo r n e a rly s ix ty y e a rs been published on Monday, W ednes reco g n ized a s th e P e o p le 's N a owners ol the drug store properties and asking th em lo form local organisations j vantage. A fresh cow in September Artificial E ar Drum«, gave (10,000 to d ay and Friday, is a com plete tio n a l F a m ily N ew sp ap er, fo r for the bettor prosecution of this work. n tight over the legality of the deeds will up to date daily new spaper, fa r m e r s a n d v illag e rs. I ts should have a t least 10 lbs. of bran per liis in stitute, so that deaf people unable sp len d id A g ric u ltu ra l D e p a rt An im petus has already keen given to day, for, say six months, when the to procure th e E ar Drums m ay have three^ days In the w eek, w ith be made in Hie circuit court. m e n t, it s reliab le m a rk e t re a ll Important new* o f the oth er the movement in Boston, I'hiladelphia, grain feed can lie lessened to 8 lbs. for them fiee. p o rts, reco g n ized a u th o rity Address No. 10813. The four days. P rofu sely illu s th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try ; its ’rovidence, St Louis and Newark. Wil I two months, then six pounds for two Nicholson Institute, 780, E ighth Avenue fa sh io n n o te s, its S cience a n d trated, and filled w ith in tereet- D u rin g th e past few days th e Graph liam l ’hillips Hull, the chairman of the M ech an ics D e p a rtm e n t, 1 t s New York, LT. ¡ 8 . A. for Who wish to fa s c in a tin g s h o rt sto rie s, etc., le has heard a n u m b er of republicans campaign, in company witli K. H. Ja- | m onths, after which time she will need keep in close touch w ith n ew s _ e tc ., re n d e r it in d isp e n sa b le in , . i uono as she goes onto the clover stubbl1 ' T R I R I I M C ° f tbe n ation and world. from different parts of tho country ex cols., the Gospel singer, is about to make p r ic e » 9 1 .0 0 gUo (reihons again. Figllro ftIlJ I I b I D U I m C R e g u l a r a n b u c r i p t l o n . p er year. N o t i c e l o r P u b lic a t io n . press in very forclhlo language their a tour of tho country, and will call #e# what the g ra i„ |lM cost; 2(i4(, lhs. of p r i c e , $ 1.50 p e r y e a r . yontieotton w ith T he T rib u n e » , offer to th ose w ho desire to secure the b est m agazines. D e p a r t m e n t o p t h e I n t e r io r , lielief regarding liilltiences th a t have I llu s tr a te d w eeklies an d a g r ic u ltu ra l J o u rn a ls, th e fo llo w in g splendid inducem ents* meetings of tho ministers in all the large V a n ut 89c. per hundred am ounts to .a n d O ffice a t O re g o n C ity , O re , N o v , 5.1900. W ith lieen brought to boar on Mr. Hull cities m order to lay before them his * 1381 ( aU) $12.72 worlh ol R egu lar W ith W eekly m -W e e k ly N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t th e fo llo w in g - - w hich have induced him (o vote on the plans. A representative working com- Price Tribune, Tribune, ,, ,leait) leave9 (13.23 in n a m e d s e t t l e r h a* filed n o tic e o f h is i n t e n ti o n I One Year. O re Year, One Year. to m a k e fin a l p ro o f in s u p p o r t o f h i» c la im , a n d fieiiutnrhil question Just the opposite m.tteo Is about to ho appointed In this ; m|dltloll lo >33.78 110t proHt.f • # 5 .00 6 5 .0 0 o f w ill hi* m a d e b e fo re th e R e g is l l i i i ’ pei* h . » a g a x i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . 4 .0 0 which is t th e r a t a s n a d id R p ro 4 .0 0 •5:§3 from w lm t he said he would do If lie e c e iv e r a t O reg o n C ity . O re g o n , on H a r p e r ’« b a z a r , N e w Y o r k C i t y ................ 4 .0 0 4 .0 0 4 .5 0 , ‘y, n,u! overything possible w ill he , |47 0 , credited to the-farm per cow A J a n u a r y 2*J. 1901. v iz . H e n ry U ie rt» o ii, a lia s H a r p e r ’ s W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ............ 4 .0 0 4 .0 0 4 .5 0 was elected. Home of these assertions done to stim ulate interest of pastors and C e n t u r y H a g i i x i u e , N e w Y o r k C i t y .......... H e in r ic h II. U o e rtz e n . It. K. N o. 10*240, fo r th e 4 .0 0 4 .5 0 4 .0 0 dairy of 15 cows, which I expect to have 8t. N i c h o l a s h a g a z l n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y . . lot i of S e c tio n 28, r 3 8 ., R 2 W. 3 .0 0 a .o o : i .50 would n o t look well In print and the Iienpie In tho movement. M et h i r e ’s M a g a z i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . He n a m e * th e fo llo w in g w itn e s s e s to p ro v e 1.0 0 1 .3 0 1 .0 5 soon, will bring me (705.15 per year J r a n k L e s l i e * » M o n t h l y . N e w Y o r k C i t y ......... ( Irnphie has no accusations of this kind 1.0 0 o n t in u o u s r e s id e n c e u p o n a n d c u l tiv a tio n 1.25 1 .8 5 Tlie working of the campaign has not j from my little 30 acre farm. I now have o h f is S c lid M u u s e y ' s M a g a z i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ................... 1.00 2 .0 0 la n d , v iz : 1 -1 5 N u o c e » » , N e w Y o r k C i t y ............................................ to make, hut th e least It ra n say is yet been announced, hut it is fair to n s- 1 .0 0 1.10 1 .7 5 L u d w ig A dolf, o f N e w b e rg , O re g o n , L e a s e r M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ....................... 1.0 0 1.20 1.7 5 T h o m a s P a r r is h , o f " “ ----- 1 have both------ this, th a t ulong with m a n y of the aiimc th a t It will be largely an appeal to ! ' in milk 8 cows with 5 heifers to l>e fresh R u c k , N e w Y o r k C i t y .............................................. 5 .00 5 .0 0 5 .5 0 G e o rg e W e n g e r , o f " " .Incftve, N e w Ì o r k C i t y .......................................... 5 .0 0 5 .00 5 .5 0 stau n ch est republicans of Yamhill the emotions along the lines of tlie old j some timo this year and four calves to W illia m P a r r is h , o f " L ew l i e ’ » W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ....................... 4 .0 0 4 . 4 K > 4 .R O R e v i e w o f R e v i e w s , N e w Y o r k C i t y .............. | follow Inter on. C IIA S. It MOORES. R eg ister. U .5 0 2 .5 0 county It has been deceived by Mr. traditional theology. 21.15 AND S c r i b n e r ’ » M a g a z i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ............ Great meetings a .o o n.oo 3 .5 0 Now then I had just ns well sell my A iu c rie n n A fjricu ltn riM t, N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . B u tt. 1.0 0 1.25 1.85 will 1 * held at which revivalists will l t u r a l N e w Y o r k e r , N e w Y o r k C i t y ................... 1 .0 0 1.2 5 1 .7 5 farm nr sow it to jack rabbits or crows, C o s m o p o l i t a n . M n g a i l n e , I r v i n g t o n , N. Y . . . 1 .0 0 1.2 5 1.00 E. F . D ix o n . IT. C. D i x o n . penk and Gospel gingers will sing, ami property in ( o u u t r y G e n f l e n i i . n, A l b a n y , N. Y ..................... 2 .0 0 2 .0 0 2 .5 0 as to try to make any money on it rais The father of Cadet Booz, who re tlie hope is tliat the masses oi people I a r m J o u r n a l , l * l i i I n d c l p l i i a , P e n n .............. .. .5 0 1.00 1 . 5 © L lp p in e o tt ’» M n gn zln e, I ’h ila d e lp h ia , P e n n . a .o o 3 .0 0 3.50 quested un investigation Inlo the cause who are indifferent to religion will bo so : ing grain. My 30 acres will be worth in l o n t l i ’ » C o m p a n i o n . l ) n » * n n . M a s s ................... 1 .7 5 2 .2 5 2.00 l’ a m i a n d H o m e, S p rin g fie ld . M a » » . . . producing quality twice as iniieli In live .5 0 1.00 1 .5 0 of his Ron's death, deserves the thanks powerfully affected thereby t i n t they N e w E n g l n n d H o r n e x t e n d . S p r in t * ile III jf le ld . M a im . . Newberg, Ore. 1 .0 0 1.2 5 1 .8 5 years from now, by proper dairying, as G o o d I l o U M e k c e n i n a . . S n r l n f f f i c l d , Mn< 1.0 0 1 .0 0 of Ihe |ieoplc at large for having brought .l * 11(1 . I ........... ill be converted and join some one of ■ a rm . L F ’ i l e n l l d a | n d r F ’1 i r _— e s i 1-1 d e - , »«■ ( h * l e n g o , H 1 .0 0 1.0 0 it would be otherwise, simply because O r a n g e J u d d F a r m e r , C I i I c h k o , 111................ . to light tho iniquitous practices of our the evangelical churches, in abort, an 1 .0 0 1 .2 5 1 -8 5 l t t . I n d i a n a p o l l r . I n d .............................. . .5 0 1 .0 0 and prices as low as the lowest. ' F O p h i i t o o m 1 .5 0 national military school. The investi nttempt will be mode to reproduce on a 1 dairying builds up lund while grain im F a r m e r . C l e v e l a n d . O h i o ............................ . .0 0 1 .0 0 1 .6 5 M i c h i g a n F a r m e r . D e t r o i t . M i e l i ..................... . poverishes th e soil hv shipping and sell .0 0 1 .0 0 T.fl 0 5 You will find the property I offer F a r m a n d F i r e * l « t e . S p r i n g f i e l d . O h i o ............ gation may not show th at young lions .5 0 1 .0 0 1.541 t - i i r m t e n , . " S p r t n K f * i e e J l i d l , . O h * i o . ing it by the pouii I and bushel. I.et us .5 0 1.4 H I m et his death ns a result of these prac of tlie great awakening in New England for sale as represented. M o n t e n m l l- 'n ri il . I . n i i i s v l l l r . K y . .5 0 1 .0 0 T i t « , t - n r n t e r . St. P a n t . M i n n . . . . . .50 1 . 4 M > tices, liut it lias shown more—thnt the in 1837 or the Mooly and Sankey revi- have two more crops equal to tlie List 1.50 ' l r l l n i n e A l m a n a c . l O O l .............. .. , 1 .1 0 1.00 | P le a se sen d ca sh w ith o rder. system of brutal cowardice carried on is : va], ii the aeventies. But It is only fair two, und the grain fanner's hash is set F L O U R , F E E D . H A Y & G R A I N j If tha? on* of th® ab ove publication* In con n ection w ith enough to cause moral ns well as physi to say th a t m any Christians who most tled, ami McKinley will not bo to blame T h e Tribune m ay rem it a t publishers regular prices. ** GARDEN & FLOWER .Opposite P. O. Newberg, Ore. Audresa t h e T R I O V N E , N e w - Y o r k C i t y . cal debilitation, and th at whereas boys ardently desire a more gniicr.il accept either. Subscribe for some good dairy S H E D S . ___________________________ are sent there to make men they are of ance of tlie law of righteousness doubt paper, and read up an d see if tlie dairy F ree I>eUverjr. ten made insolent and conceited brutes, serion 8 ly whether such a revival will doesn’t pay. Now then we h a re a tut a few have shown themselves hi the bring it about, and if tlicy take part in eretm ery, Samuel makes good butter— K C. W a r d «V G o. course of the examination. A complete the movement at all it will only ho lie- none better—and the 1 ’ortland dealers 1st. S treet, N ew b e rg . Or 1 re-organization of West Point, officers cause tlicy are unwilling to hold aloof keep urging os to Increase our output, ns our butter brings Hie top price. We and all, should lie demanded. from any ainceie effort to uplift h um an paid 2 i V .p e r lb. ("r tlie year of I t M N e w b e r g ity, and also heenuso tlicv hope Hint •pot cash. What are we going to do in H arness Shop» The following (rum an exchange lias subsidiary benefits to Hie churches may 19317 It's for us farmers to say. its application in this community, as in accru from such nn exhibition of fsilli G . E v er est . EVERY THINC IN THE LINE OF every other for th at m atter! “ But your and enthusiasm . Tho recent history of lioy a t work if lie is not in school. If revivals shows Hint they h av e little I le a l R e la te T r a n sfe r « . there is nothing else for him to do put power to touch th e hearts or th e con R ep orted by tlie Y a in h tllC n . A b stra ct C o a t Mr M h tn v llle , O regon , for tb s week r a ilin g him to whitenashing the liack fence, sciences of iliosc whom the churches are Jan la 1:101. J a m es M t'u g ti. M anager. keep Hie law n in order and let him cut most anxious to reach. The unchurched tlie winter supply of wood. A n y th in g ! masses are unaffected by appeals to Hie Walter A H un t and wf to Wm Repairing Neatly Doue. Give tue De Haven land adjoining Sher is belter than loafing around almut town emotions. For they have ceased to be a call. id an............................................... 250 nt the head of a cigarette atuntp, le a r n - ; beve ,l,e theology which alone can Masonic lodge to l ' l ’ Gates lot ing all evil and contracting all the vices 8 ‘»e »ny pertinency or strength to such in Masonic cciretery McM ( 8 that tlie devil keepa afloat lo eatcli emotional appeal* Even those ol them T h e formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hcncc you idlers. No honest lalair will hu rt the who in their heart« believe in tho obli- E mm a t ’ Hemstock and hush to to E E«tes li 4 blk 10 Row know just what you are taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators I*>y. But Hie evil habits he m a r con gation of the moral law are utterly u n lands ad to McM .......... ........ 1000 tract on tlie streets may kill his tool and convinced by Hie arguments of th e re do no t advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy poison his moral nature zo as to make vivalists. They cannot lie made to see Stowe A llrower estate to Eliza N E R H irT . P r e s id e n t. their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove’s contains F Brower Its 3 and 4 blk 5; It B C MILKS. V ice Prr». turn a detrim ent to tlie community in any connection between n g-md life and I: H \vot»D W A R D , S ecreta ry . 6 blk 10 J o h n s ad McM ........ 340 which he lives and bow down his gray Hie theological system th ey are asked to Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless J. C. « OLCOKD, C iu h ie i. headed parents with shame. II the accept. In this they may lie entirely Stowe A Brower estate to Eiixa form. T h e Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the E Brower 2 39 a in McM . . . . 450 fathers and mothers of today would wrong, but there is little hope ol b rin g R L Simpson estate to Addie learn th e importance of training their ing them to a different way of thinking. malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that C. M ILK d. Harrison part b!k 3 Amity 00 Naturally, the loos of Christianity nous to he industrious and keep them V COLTOM I. Grove’s is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless H W OODW ARD. off the streets, the coming generation hold the churches responsible for this John B la'wi« and wt to Joh n K BRUT Glen It 29 Oak fruit farm ....... 200 attitude toward revivals. I'ostng as the Il D O C O L A 8 .JR . Chill Tonics arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows would be tattler off.” D irectors. champions of Hie old theology, they d e I'acifie College to K C Hollings that Grove’s is superior to all others in every respect. You worth of an acre adjoining clare th at th e drift away from th at th e If Ihe Filipino insurgents are really ology lias left the churches with no d i New b e r g ................................... 250 are not experimenting when you take Grove’s— its superiority ( i » n « l * 4 | , n M ) K \ T « ! 1.M % T ilton P o rt* la n d ; N sto in e i Park B an k . N ew Y ork. cofincientious in th eir opposition to vine message to man. The churches, Martha Benecker and hush to J and excellence having long been established. Grove’s is the Americanization, as some maintain, it they say, have ceased to hold ihe faith, li Coulee It 8 blk 66 Dundee . GO i tire malarial sections of m ight be a good inveatment for Hie gov- and are floundering about in Ihe misty Mary Flynn el al to F v i Flynn Stran gers v is it in e tb e c ity are in r .t e .l t«i c e ll at only Chill Cure sold throughout t h e b a n k for i n f o r m a t io n c '»iucruiU |i i h f ( e ru i.ent to transport a squad of them speculations of criticism and doubt 180 a sec 3» 14 s rfi w................ 890 85 Prie c ity . C o ire ? T G U tltute in v ita d . F 5 0 c. When the legislators run out of rou tine business, they might fall back upon some such solid subject as ‘ good roads,’ instead of adjourning and packing off to Portland, to lobby and be lobbied. ROY GARDNER N ew berg C o. . Newberg, Ore. F U R N IT U R E & U N D E R T A K IN G . Hollingsworth & Co. WINSLOW BROS., THE JEWELERS. Do Yon Contemplate Pnrchasing House Furnishing Line. HEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY ONE. W all Paper Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices. REAL ESTATE POPULAR PUBLICATIONS—POPULAR PRICES SAVE MONEY THE NEW- YORK WEEKLY NEW- YORK TRI- WEEKLY lnff r?adiQff by calling on me before TRIBUNE sor7p» « *» -*« --!* closing a trade with others. CITY ■ - DENTISTS - - COUNTRY Tracts to suit purchaser, w. Feed & Seed Store IJS A. P. OLIVER, C h ills ever ^ 0 * «»H O R S E GOODS* THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS H. L. Sutherland. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. Bank of Newberg. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. the United State* N o Cure, N o
