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NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
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E. II. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o r A P u b l i s h e r .
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AV. C. W o o d w a k d , A s s o c i a t e E d it o r .
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MoltNINO.
E atereit as »econil-claaa m a tte r a t th e poatoffico
a t N ew bcrg, O regon.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1901.
Secretary of State Dunbar lias made
out a list of the clerks which served
their state so patriotically at the last ses
sion of the legislature, which shows
that an army of one hundred and thirty-
three cleiks received an aggregate salary
of $22,000. AVe suppose the state may
now congratulate itself on being better
served than it knew.
Upon the close of a liurd fought mu
nicipal election in Woodburn the editor
of the Independent gives some season
able remarks on taking defeat gracefully,
adding that apparently the happiest man
right after the recent senatorial fight
at Salem was the defeated Mr. Corbett.
If our memory serves us well, that open
Utter to the ‘‘stalwart 28” would not
indicate to the casuul reader that the
old man was wildly bubbling over even
with apparent joy and enthusiasm.
An article from the pen of Moses Vo-
taw on the army canteen question will
he found in this issue. The Graphic
grants the right of every man to hold
and express an honest opinion and it
only asks the same privilege at the
hands of others. If it he proven by ex
perience that conditions are bettered by
the banishing of the canteen the Graph
ic will be glad to note the change, The
influences that Burround our soldiers are
little else but evil and anything that will
lessen the evil in any way should be
welcomed by all good citizens.
It is observed by a contemporary that
there are numerous ways of getting the
liible into the hands of tlie people, and
the various Christian missionary socie
ties have spent vast sums to this end.
But a firm in Toronto, Canada, is en
gaged in circulating tlie good book and
making a pile ot money by a clever ad
vertising dodge. They advertised, “ On
receipt of $1 we will send, securely coal
ed, a beautiful bound book of 400 pages,
full of good things. Every sport should
have one. The most wonderful book
ever written. French and English trans
lation. Prohibited in some countries.
AVrite at once." The detective depart
ment of Canada, scenting tho circulation
of improper literature, sent a dollar and
received a 15-oent bible. They have
not interfered with the sales, not caring
to curtail the propogation of the gospel.
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It is doubtful whether even the saloon i
ih«»
wiLiitm mid
the wants
and comfort»
comfort® of the pernicious as it. is, is doing as much to
passenger*. In each of the trains which \ ruin the jieopic of tlie present as the
are dispatched daily from Portland by 1 cigarette habit. Many of those who use
the O. It. & N. Co., Is to lie found one cigarettes become addicted to the habit
of these I’ullioun Ordinary Sleepers.” when they are small children. Conse
The car attuchcd to the “Chieago- quently, they are incapableof appreciat
Portland Special” goes through to ing tlie danger until they are victims.
Chicago without change, and the one Thoughtful people who have observed
in the ‘‘Atlautic Express” runs to Kan the effects of cigarette smoking know
sas City without change. Passengers that the habit is destructive of health,
In this car for Chicago change to a sim moruls, intellect and will power—in
ilar car at Granger.
other words, of all that constitutes man
Much of the first class travel is being hood.— Ex.
carried In these cars, the rates being
J o b C ouldu't H a v e S tood It.
lower, ami the service neiirly equal to
If he’d had itching Piles. They’re
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates and full information, in terribly annoying; but ltucklen’s Arni
cluding folders, write to A. L . Craig, ca Halve will cure the worst case of
general pasgenger agent, O. It. A N. Co. piles on earth. It has cured thous
ands. For iujuries, pains or bodily
Portland, Oregon.
eruptions it’s the best salve in the
Itea l K atale Transfer«.
world. Price 25c a box. Cure guaran-
R eported by th e Y am hlllC o. A bstract C o a t Me eed. Hold by C. F. Moore & Co.
UP?**«‘1‘», keep the car d ean , and look
nftt-r
after
M iuuvlU e, O regon, tor th e w eek e n d in g
A p r s 1001. Ja m e s M .P u g h ,M a n a g e r,
John Davis to Anna Parrish Its
1 2 8 and 4 blk 07 Edwards ad
to Newbcrg.......... ................. $
Win Brown and wf to J M
Switzer 109 a in n w sec 10
t 5 s r 6 w .. . . - ......................
E II Disbrow to D R Jackson it
1 2 and 3 blk 3 Deshine ad to
New berg................................
Mary I, Hess to J T Hess 21.62
a in the Hess die t3 s r3 w__
Bertha Cavanaugh and hub to
VV H Lewis 38 a in AV G Buf-
fum die t5 s r4w.....................
N C Maria and wf to George AV
Joseph 5 a in Rogers die t3 s
r2 und other property...........
Levi D Barr and wf to L M Par
ker 14 Its in Hobsons addition
to Newberg.............................
Investment Co to Lizzie M
Hamilton It 1 blk 20 Oak Park
ad McM........... ......................
Mary E McCormick to Lizzie M
Hamilton It 2 blk 20 Oak Park
ad to McM.............................
A 1! Belcher to Harvey E Carey
land in Joel Perkins die t4 s r
3 and Lafayette property.. ..
AV H Young and wf to J AV and
Cochran 80 a in sec 8 t2 r Ow.
225
300
1
400
1
125
100
100
500
“ I consider Chamberlains Cough Re
medy the best in the world for bron
cliitis,’’ euys VVm Savory, of Warring
ton, England. " I t has saved my wife'B
life, she having been a martyr to bron
chitis for over six years, being most of
the time confined to her bed. Site is
now quite well.” It is a great pleasure
to the manufactures of Chamberlaiu’s
Cough Remedy to lie able to publish
testimor.inls of this character. They
show th at great good is being done,
pain and suffering relieved and valu
able lives restored to health and happi
ness by this remedy. I l is for sale by
C. F. Moore & Co., druggists.
An Ohio man, aged 112 years, Is now
threatened with nervous prostration.
His physician attributes his dangerous
condition to the excessive use of tobacco
during the last ninety seven years.
Drink a steeping of Moki Tea at night
before retiring, and see how soundly
Edith A Dunn 20, to James J Potter 21. you will sleep, and how joyously you
Irene Jenkins 26, to Geo C Gates 27.
will uwake in the morning. It supplies
food far the blood while you sleep, pro
F rom S c o tt h M ills.
duces a clear an beautiful complexion,
Saturday ovening, March 6, was the and cures constipation nnd sick head
occasion of a complete surprise to our ache. 2oc and 50c. C. F. Moore & Co.
friends, Mordecai White and family, by
a party of more than fifty of their friends
I t C am e Off!
gathering at their home, now owned by
Mother—Willie, your face is very
VV. C. and Sarah Hammer who have
clean, blit how did you get such dirtv
taken possession ns their future home,
The evening was filled with sociul en hands?
Willie—Washln me face.—Tit Bits.
joyment and good music, with a repast
of good things gathered from the lunch
Moki Tea positively cures sick head
baskets brought hy the company. Mor-
decai and family having been with us ache, iudigestion nnd constipation. A
for two years, and now about to return delightful herb drink. Removes all
to California to make it their future eruptions of the skin, produces a per
home, they have endeared themselves fect complexion, or money refunded.
to ns by their kind genial and social 25c nnd 50c. C. F. Moore A Co. drug
qualities, nnd we shall miss them much gists.
in church work and in the social circles
He is a prominent worker in tlie tem-
A millionaire merchant says, ‘‘My
pernneo cause, and by his continued success is probably due to the fact that
efforts has established a club at this at night I store my mind nnd during
place which hy united work may accom the day I mind my store.”—Chicago
News.
plish muoh good in the cause.
Wo closed by singing the good old
liytun "God bo with you till we meet
Experience is the best teacher. Use
again” and a prayer by Rev. J. E. Coul- Acker's English Remedy in any case of
son, for God's blessings through life and coughs, colds or croup Bhould it fail
a fervent desire that we may nt last to give immediate relief money refund
meet on the other shore.
ed. 25c and 50. C. F. Moore A Co.
druggists.
O ne of t h e C o m pa n y .
MARRI AOB LICENSES.
CLARENCE BUTT
W ill p ra c tic e In a ll th e co u rts of th e sta te
S pe c ia l a tte n tio n giv en to probate w ork, the
w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, co n tra c ts an d th e
d ra ftin g of a ll le g a l papers
The disfiguration caused by skin disease,
even more than the tormenting irrita
tion which is so commonly associated
N ew berg. Oregon.
with it. The use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden O r n e s —s e c o n d Floor
Medical Discovery B ank of NewLerg B uilding.
generally results
in a c o m p le te
cure of eczema,
pimples, eruptions
and other forms
of disease which
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON.
have their cause
in an impure con S pecial a tte n tio n also given to diseases of th e
dition of the blood.
EYE, EAR, NO SE AND THROAT.
” Golden Medical
Office
over B ank of Newberg.
Discovery ” abso
lutely purges the
blood of humors
and poisons, and
so cures the cuta
neous d is e a s e s
which bad blood
breeds and feeds.
WATCHMAKER
There is no alco
hol in the " Golden
Medical Discov
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ery” and it is en
The Tribune tells of a liquor trial in
tirely free from S olicits th e p a tronage of h is old I n d i a n a ;
opium, coeaine,
Holton, where men swore they knew
F rie n d s w ho n eed w atch re p a irin g done.
and all other nar
not what they drank. One d i a d said lie
2 0 7 M o rriso n St.
cotics.
called for “slop” and got it, which elicit
" I w as t r o u b l e d
PO RTLA N D , OR.
ed this comment from a lady spectator:
w ith eczem a from th e
c ro w n o f m y h e a d to th e soles o f m y feet,”
“ That proves he’s a hog as well as a w rite s M rs. E lla Quick, o f C ass C ity, T u sco la
Co., M ich. - C ould n ot w a tk a t tim e s, n o r w ear
liar.”
m y shoes. T h o u g h t th e re w as n o h e lp fo r m e
A T e s tim o n ia l From O ld En glan d .
400
wom en Dread
TTOKNEV-AT-LAW.
DR, WOODS HUTCHINSON,
JOHN A. BECK,
a t le ast tlie d o cto r said th e re w as n o n e. I w e n t
to see frie n d s a t C h ristm as tim e a n d th e r e
h e a rd o f th e good th a t D r. P ie rc e ’s G o ld e n M ed
ical D iscovery h a d d o n e fo r th e m , a n d w as
ad v ise d to tr y it a t once. F o r fe a r th a t I m ig h t
n e g le c t it m y frie n d s se n t to th e v illa g e an d
g o t a b o ttle a n d m a d e m e p ro m ise th a t I w ould
ta k e it. I h ad b een g e ttin g w o rse all t !w tim e.
I to o k th irte e n b o ttle s o f th e ‘ G olden M edical
D iscovery ’ am i te n v ials o f D r. P ierc e’s P lea sa n t
P ellets, a n d used th e ' All H ealin g S alv e ,’ w h ic h
m a d e a co m p lete cure. I t w as slow , b u t sure. I
w as ta k in g th e m e d icin e ab o u t e ig h t m o n th s.
WI w o u ld say to a ll w h o read t h i s : T r y D r.
P ie rc e ’s G o ld en M edical D iscovery b efo re w a s t
i n g tu n e a n d m o n e y ,”
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets assist the
action of the ” Discovery.”
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Feed & Seed store
F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN
GARDEN & FLO W ER
SEEDS.
I 'g ^ - F r e e D elivery.
E. C. W a rd & Co.
1st. Street, N ew berg, Or
G a p C lo n e d .
C. F.
It. A. L ittlefield.
DEALER IX
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
PH YSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Offices in rh e h a le m V alley B ank B uilding,
Phone No. 43.
R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B uilding,
Phone No. 44.
D ru g ’s
&
M e d ic in e s, B o o k s
B o o k lets, F in e
&
W A LLPA PER.
F. A. M ORRIS, Pres.
A. R. MILLS. V ice-Pres.
MOSE8 VOTAW, C ashier.
&
’Great Mammoth Stock of Goods:
----- COMING INTO------
R. Jacobson & Co’s.,
,
McMinnville Oregon,
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The Stock has been personally selected by Mr. Nay-e
jbarger, one of the firm, and from one of the Largest Man-,
ufacturers in New York City, for SPOT CASH, and all of
’the newest styles out. Every one in this community isc
*well aware that we disposed of the biggest portion of our*
>!arge stock last fall during our great sale.
Therefore wee
»will have all new and stylish goods for the Spring andt
jSummer Season’s trade, and prices lower than anyone else
in the State, quality considered. Our stock will consist of
’the following:
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Dress Goods and Silks of all shades and qualities,!1^
fLadies Tailor-made suits, Separate Skirts, Jackets, Capes,,
>the Largest and best line of Shirt Waists ever shown iae
,the state.
,Over 2,000 Ladies’, Misses & Children’se
Trimmed Hats.
CLOTHING
To fit the smallest boy, the largest fat and slim man,*
»and Prices which will surprise you all.
V
»It is impossible to mention all we carry in stock.
Respectully yours,
R. Jacobson & Go,.
McMinnville’s Greatest Store.«
^W ^SLX SU U LJU U U Ö
Newberg Furniture Store.
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W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H , P r o p .
&
F a n c y S ta tio n
e ry , School B o o k s
----- SO IS THE------
’Our Shoe Line cannot be excelled in*
the State.
ROY GARDNER
Carriage and Wagon Builder.
The operation of through trains be
tween Sun Francisco and Los Angeles,
via Surf and Santu Barbara, will begin Repairing, Painting and Trimming
on Sunday, March 31, 1901, on She new
Promptly Done.
Coast Line.
Two Through Trains
Daily. The Coast Line Limited leav
ing eaeh terminal in the morning, Horseshoeing and General Black-
equipped with elegant cafe and parlor
cars, will make daylight trips through
smithing.
the most picturesque, varied and en
tertaining scenes on the continent. In
quire of agents of the Southern Pacific,
M oore ,
II. J. L ittlefield.
" Spring 1901 is Coming Fast.:
S upplies.
N e w e st P a t -
I C A R R Y .A.
^XTJL i X j X j USTIE! OIF 1
,
IIO U S B B U R N IS H IN G G O O D S
Floor Matting, Floor Oilcloth Flour
Linoleum,
,
te r n s a n d S tyles.
Camera and Kodaks
Portier Curtains, Window Shades, Couches' &
Baby Buggies. W all Paper and Picture
Moulding a Specialty.
N ew b erg ’, O r.
A Full Lin e of U n d e r ta k in g
C o o d s C o n s ta n tly In Stock.
In the unveiling of the granite shaft
at Champoeg, on May 2, in counnemo.
OEÒC3-JY LTEZ; IE ID 1 8 9 3
ration of tlie historic day when Colonel
Joe Meek dramatically called for a “ di
Transacts a general banking
vide” on the question of provisional gov
business.
ern meat our people will have the opportu
nity of attending at their own doors an
eventof state il not national signilieance.
Foreign Exchange bought and
The ceremony and attending addresses
sold.
will be of special interest to old pioneers,
and should lie to those of a newer gen'
Careful attention given Collections.
«ration, whose pride nnd study should
be the history of our grand state, not
richer In natural resources than in the
heritage of that hardy, sturdy pioneer
character which makes a commonwealth
called great. Governor Geer is taking
personal management of (he unveiling
What animal is it that is web footed,
F o r Hale.
ceremonies, and preparations are on
Tommy
7
Oun
hundred
acres
of
land
north
of
foot to make the day one of great histor
The spider, ma’am.—Yonkers States
ical interest. Among the groat throng Newberg, 40 aeres of fall grain on it,
-IF SO-
of visitors which will bo present on this price $20 per acre. Enquire at Graphic man.
occasion, Newbcrg should huvo a large office for information.
Acker’s English Remedy will stop a
ffirt- ;
. a ” -
^ ^ =K 'Ta-/
representation.
cough at any time, and will cure the
N otice.
All persons knowing themselves in worst cold in twelve hours, or money
Under the editorial caption of "Short debted to tho Newberg Meat Company refundod. 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore
A FULL LINE OF
sightedness'’ the Eugene Register takes aro requested to call and settle their ac A Co. druggists.
the Halem Journal to task fur intimat counts. as Cooper has sold his Interest
by calling on me before
T o th e Ileaf.
ing that our sister state of Washington to Stanloy A Bond, nnd we would like to
is securing the great majority of eastern get our business settled as soon ns possi A rich lady cured of her Deafness and
closing a trade with
immigrants because the railroads dis ble. Accounts will be found at the Noises in tho Head hy Dr. Nicholson's
O L I D W H E E L S T A K E N - OUST N E W OUST ZEIS.
others.
Artificial Ear Drump, gave $10,000 to
criminate against Oregon in giving their Newberg Market.
his
institute,
so
that
deaf
people
unable
passenger rates. Tho Register main
N e w h e r o M e a t Co.
WHEELS OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING LADIES AND GENTS
to procure the Ear Pruras may have
tains, and we beliove rightly, that the April 8 1901.
tf
them free. Address No. 10613, The
wideawake people of Washington have
DEMS FOR RENT.
Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue
U h l . W anted.
more to do with this state affairs than
have the railroad people, and further
For twenty-five cords of first class, New York, U. S. A.
------1 have both------
A full Line of Sundries. Repairing quickly and neatly done.
suggests that a tour of observation ; dry, old fir wood. Also ten cords of
through one of these Immigrant trains first class oak wood. Oak to tie 3 to 6
CITY a n d COUNTRY
would disclose a lot of Washington ad inches in diameter at small end of stick. N ew berg
vertising literature in the hands of th e ! Wood to bo corded hy tho side of public Harness Shop.
property in
newcomers, while Oregon would not he school building Newberg, Ore. Will lie
Tracts to suit
represented for the simple but effective put in the Istsement by the school direc
E V E R Y T H iN O IN T H E L IN E O F
reason that wo haven't the literature. tors and there measured by them. Bids
purchaser,
iw
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The fact that Oregon’s reeources are will be opened May 1, 1901. Wood to
ahead of AVashington's, docs not help lie delivered hy September 1, 1901.
and prices as low as the lowest.
matters with us any as long as people
8. A. Mtu s, Clerk Dist 29.
You will find the property I offer
in the East are ignorant in this respect
Repairing Neatly Done. Give me
for sale as represented.
I t o f o n l e r ' « N otice.
or are made to believe by enterprising
a call.
Notice is hereby given that after 10
Washingtonians that there is nothing
A. P. OLIVER,
H. L. Sutherland. Opposite P. O. Newberg, Ore.
worth considering out in this direction ‘Isys from date of this notice, unless
south of tho Columbia anyway. Instead the owner or keeper of any and all dogs
of growling at the railroads for carrying within tho city limits, snail obtain
people where they want to go, it would from the undersigned a license for such
be the better part of wisdom to display <I»R or dogs, as provided In ordinance
a little enterprise in telling people No. 159, that the provisions of said
— Invented for—
dlnanee will la- enforced.
about Oregon.
All persons who have failed to pay FITTING GLASSES-
their gravel tax are hereby notified
P i i l l m « . . O r d i n a r y S in ,-p a r« .
\Ve have just purchased one of
that unless the same is paid by the 25th
Tlie tourist travel between the Fast of this month additional costs will be
these fine instruments and also a first-
The Formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor added. Dated April 12, 11*01.
class
trial
case
which
enables
us
to
fit
know
just what you arc taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators
mous proportion* In the last few year-»,
CLARENCE llfT T ,
glasses from the simplest to the most
and calls foraspecia! class of equipment.
Recorder for the City of Newberg
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
complex.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove’s contains
A H a f l i i | , | { o » r l n | F lo o d
bus issued from its shops what is tech
W o g u a r a n t e e s a t i s f a c t i o n In f i tt in g
nically the “ Pullman Ordinary Sleep Washed down a telegraph line whieh
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
g la sse s o f e v e ry d e s c r ip ti o n a n d a t
er.” These car» ap|a:ar similar to the Clms C. Kills, of Lisbon, la., had to re
p r i c e s t h a t w ill s u r e ly p le a s e y o u .
form.
The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
regular sleepers being built on the same pair, “standing waist deep 111 icy
\Ye are selling the
plan, but not furnished with the same water” he writes, “ gave me a terrible
malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
B e st G o ld F ille d S p e c ta c le
elegance. They are equipped with cold and cough. It grew wo,we daily.
F ra m e s F itte d w ith th e
Grove’s is the O rig in a l and that all other so-called Tasteless
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillow Finally the beet doctors in Oakland,
F i n e s t W h i t e la 'iis e s l o r ... . # 4 . 0 0
Chill Tonics are imitations. * An analysis of other chill tonics shows
esses, towels, roiutis, brushes, etc., re Xeli., Sioux City mid Omaha said 1 had
E y e G lasses s a m e q u a li ty
$ 3 .o O ,
quiring nothing of the kind to lie fur consumption and could not live. Then
•solid N i e k l e S p e c t a c l e s w i t h
that Grove’s is superior to all others in every respect.
i ou
nished by the passenger. Fateh ear I began using l>r. King's New l)is -1
F i n e s t Lenses ............................... $ 1 .5 0
are
not
experimenting
when
you
take
Grove’s—
its
superiority
has a rtove for making tea nr eofft-e. covery and was wholly cured hy six THE REFRACTOMKTER.
and doing light housekeeping, nnd eaeh bottles.” Positively guaranteed for
ana excellence having long been established. Grove’s is the.
1 ’rices <
>
/
» of/ior g o o d s t h e L o w e s t ,
section rail be fitted with an adjustable enuglts, colds, and all throat and lung
Call and see us,
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections ci
♦ able. A uniformed porter accompanies troubles hy (j. F. Moore A Co. Price
each car, his business being to make 50 rents and $1.
Price, i uc.
W i n s l o w H r os.
,’ j Care,
i c United States.
with all Supplies.
The Best V/heels in the City.
Do Yon Contem plate P nrcliasing
REAL ESTATE
SAVE MONEY
Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Imperial Bicycles
A
TAN
F L A M SH AW .
t f t s 'S l i f ’ U ‘” IS J g t f f i
ever
The Latest and Best Instrument
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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