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A T HISTORIC CUA»II*OEO.
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i II. J. Littlefield.
H. A. Littlefield.
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LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
The exercises held at Champoeg,
Thursday, May 2, were a very iiltioK !
E. H. WooDivAjtu, Eorrou & P uulisiikk .
’ j memorial of the significant event they
W., C. W oodward , A s s o c ia t e E uituu . . commemorated. W e of the present <l.iy /Uways seeks to find some exprès
Offices In Chehalem Valley Bank Building,
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Phone No. 4 : 1 .
-----------| jannot appreciate the moment o f t h a t 1* for itself, and wc-nanly gratitml • will not
Residence north oi Public School Building,
keep
silence.
Cynical
people
sometimes
issCKij xvaav rnuAY moiixiko .
small m ajority of two, by which just
Phone No. 44.
say W hy do women write these testimo
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fifty-eight years before at old Charupoeg
nials to the value of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription? The
*iwrcst as tecoml-elsss matter at the pottoftlce j >t « as decided to establish a government
a n s w e r can tie
at Newberg, Oregon.
j based upon the principles of the con-
put In one word,
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Gratitude. When,
F R ID A Y M A Y 10 1901.
I tendance however, at the unveilingcere-
a f t e r y e a r s of
I inoniew shott ed that the significance o f
\ W agony a v j| ia ii is Special attention also given to diseases of the
freed from pain,
tlie anniversary was appreciated, as
EYE, E A R , NOSE AND T H R O A T .
when the w e a k
Oregon lias the honor o f being the probably three thousand people were
woman is made 1 Olfice over Bank of Newberg.
first state to get its exh ibit in “ show present, coining by river excursions up
J a t r ^ i i g and tiie
con dition ” at the l ’au Am erican E x and down the Willamette, and driving
sick -'•roman well,
the n a tu ra l im
position. M ichigan came second.
across the country.
pulse is to write a
A t a little after noon, Governor Geer
word o f grateful
Before the end of the present year began his address, in which ho recalled
t h a n k s for the
forty-two beet-sugar factories will bo in j interesting points ill pioneer .histi
aistory of
medicine w h i c h
operation in the United
monument, ________
a cut of J which
caused the cure.
, , States.
,
. . . The in-
. , , , Oregon.
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WATCHMAKER
dnstry is now established and its rapid ...........
dustry
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Dr. Pierce's I'a-
growth is more than p ro b a b le.-G lo b e -1 -'ppears on the first page of the (.rapin e,
vorite l*rescription
and JEWELER,
Democrat.
j upon which is engraved the names of
cures d i s e a s e s
peculiar to women.
W anted__Some one to inform a p a tien t! the fifty-two men w ho voted for provi-
11 establishes regu Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
puhlic whether Newberg is to lie the I sional government, was unveiled by
Friends who need watch repairing done.
larity, stops weak
scene of operation of one o f those forty- j Hon. F. X . Alatthiou, the only survivor
ening drains,heals XU 7 M o r r i s o n St.
two factories. If so, please break the : of that historic band of Oregon’s heroes,
inflammation and
PO R TLAN D , OB.
u lc e ra tio n
and
news gently, ns the eus|>eiise lias rather A patriotic poem writteu by Mrs. A b i
c u res fe m a le
gail l-'cott Dunniway, in memory of the
impaired our general nervous system.
weakness.
pioneer womaulmod ol'Oregon, was rend
-Ye xvhor<r
" Having used Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite Pre
A n Oregon City exchange boasts that by Judge Burnett. A carefully prepared
scription auil ‘Colden
Harness Shop .
Clackamas county is thrifty in the pro paper on tiie history ui tiie provisional
M e d ic a l Discovery'
during the past yeai
year,"
motion ol divorce suits.
Eacli suit government, by H . W . Scott, wuh read
writes Mrs. Mnttle Long, o >f f Pfouts
I'fouts Valley, Perry
Per
E V E R Y THIHC IN TH E LI NE OF
bringing in twenty-two dollars in the by liis nephew W . H. Dunniway, after Co., Pa. " I can truthfully recommend the medi
cines for nil female weaknesses. I have used
way of costs, it claims that at the last which Rev. i f . K . Hines delivered an several bottles o f ‘ Favorite Prescription ’ which s a w H O R S E
G O O D S ^ ia
term of circuit court the number of d i address on tho relation o f the mission I consider a great blessing to weak women. I
was so nervous and discouraged that I hardly
ia advice
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for home
vorce contests reached fifty-seven, net ary movement to Oregon’s early history. knew what to do. Your kind
treatment helped me wonderfully. Thanks to
ting the county a reward of $1254. This Hon. John Miuto was tiie last speaker Dr. Pierce.”
Give tne
Doctor Pierce’ s Pleasant Pellets cure Repairing Neatly Done.
is one line of enterprise in which Yam of tiie day. In ail tiie exercises lusted
biliousness, and sick headache. They
about tw o hours and a half.
hill ungrudgingly yields tho palm.
a call.
A p art from their historical sign ifi should be used in connection with
” F'avorite Prescription," whenever tha
II. L. Sutherland.
One of the silliest exhibitions of the cance, sueli ceremonies are valuable in use o f a laxative is indicated.
instilling
a
new
patriotism
in
tiie
pres
result of morbid sentimentalism gone to
ent generation.
N o one w ho was
A. MORRIS, Pres.
seed is furnished by some Albany wom
A. It. MILLS. Vice-Pres.
present
on
that
historic
spot, tiie natu sake o f our good name let us have done
en who try to justify their action in
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier.
with tills relic o f barbarism.
signing a petition to the governor for tho ral surroundings o f which are unrival
L aw ash O rder .
pardon of one fiend, Patterson, w in was ed in their romantic beauty and rugged
convicted o f the heinous crime of luring plcturesquenom, and w ho heard re
A San Francisco man who was exam
awuy and belraying to ruin an unsus counted tiie stories o f privation and
ined for heart disease the other day, was
heroic
sacrifice
and
endeavor
o
f
ottr
pecting young girl. From their action
N e w b e r g , O r.
relieved when he iound that the crack
in the matter it is left to be inferred that pioneer heroes, could not but be moved
ling sound lie heard every tim e lie drew
to
a
deeper
devotion
lo
our
groat
com
they would refuse lo vote in favor of the
I t was touching to see a long breath eauie from a small buckle
single standard of morality which is ad monwealth.
on his suspenders. This Is on ly another O I L O - A I s r i Z I E J I D 1 8 9 3
vocated in behalf of a better manhood how feelin gly and appreciatively the
aged Mr. Mutthicu entered into tiie ex example allowing that people get sick too
and a more sacred womanhood.
ercises, and seemed to livo again tiie easiiv.
Transacts a general banking
experiences o f other days.
H e sayB
busiuess.
Relative to the general dyspeptic wail
Fought F or III« Life .
tho happiest days o f Ids life were May
on the part of n certain type of A m eri
“ M y father and sister both died of
2, 1843, and May 2, 1901, tiie former of
can citizenship whenever tho words na
Foreign Exchange bought and
w hich was tho blossom o f which tiie consumption,” writes J . T . W eatherw ax
tional prosperity are mentioned, on the
latter is tiie frution. Such worthy lives ol Wyandotte, Mich., “ And I was saved sold.
ground that wo are becoming merce
as ho and Ids pioneer compatriots have from the same frightful fate only by Dr.
nary, Vice-president Roosevelt gave e x
lived aro a benediction, and make es K ing’ s New Discovery. An attack of
pression to the following practical senti
pecially appropriate tho" expression of pneumonia left an obstinate cough and Careful attention given Collections.
ment the other day: “ Sonic oxcelleut
the following sentiment, in tribute to very soveee lung trouble, which an ex
persons seem to think that tho argu
the heroic endeavor of tiie founders of u cellent doctor could not help, but a few
ment of material prosperity is u base ar
months' use of this wonderful medieine
oore
great state:
gum ent; whereas, o f course, such is not
made me us well as ever and I gained
"Oil inny I Join tho Choir Invisible
the case, any more than it is base in a
much in weight.” Infallible for coughs,
Ol those Immortal dort.l who live iu;tiln
REALER IN
man to teach his son that it is a prime
In minds miulu hotter by their presence.
colds and all throat and lung trouble.
duty to bo self-HUp|x>rling. But to argue
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feed pure love
T tial bottles free. Guaranteed bottles D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s , B o n k s &
Ilezet the smiles tlmt hive no cruelty;
only from the standpoint ol material
50c and $1.00 at C. F. Moo*-e & Co.’s.
He the sweet presence ol n good diffused,
prosperity would lie base. A good man
And 111 diffusion evermore Intense.
B o o k le ts , F in e & F a n c y S t a t io n
alwuys hopes to see his son do more
Bo shell [ Join the Choir Invisible
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
than earn Ids own living.
In addition
Whose music is the gltiduess of the world.
e r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lie s .
to doing well as merchant or mechanic,
farmer or laborer, doctor or lawyer—
A timidI<1 L etter.
Will practice In all tho courts of the state W A L L P A P K K .
N ew est P a t
whatever his profession may be— ho al
Editor Graphic:—1
T he grow in g te n Spcoi.a attention Riven to probate work, the
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the
so wishes to see him do his duty before
dency to inaugurate a reigu o f disorder drafting of all legal papers.
God and man, his duty to those depen
N e w b e rg . O re g o n .
t e r n s a m i S t y le s .
in our peaceful village warrants tiie
O ffice —Second Floor
dent upon him, his duty lo Ids fellows
writer in subm itting tiie follow in g for Bank of Newberg Buildlug.
individually, and his duty to the state
consideration by the renders o f the
as a w hole. Even so eacli of us should
Graphic.
desire to see America become more and
I'lio old fashioned charivari has been
more a name of pride, not merely l>o-
relegated to th e Company o f tiie lawless
causo it symbolize.« vast material pros
Carriage and Wagon Euilder.
and law breakers. Just w h y some of
p erity, hut also because it stands for
tho m erchants and self respecting men
lofty and generous aspirations, high
of N ew b erg should lend their presence
effo rt and unyielding resolution.”
and influence to such disgraceful affairs
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
taxes the patience of the better element
It is in time ol great material prosper o f N ew b e rg ’« citizens. Tito recent dis
Promptly Done.
ity such ns the country is now enjoying graceful con du it o f the charivari party
that tho people need often to be remind that proceeded to the home o f James
ed o f the sure aftermath of extravagance Vestal, and by yellin g and hollow in g Horseshoeing and General Black-
and speculation—"lest they forget, lest and bell rin gin g and saw beating, d is
smithing.
they forget.” It lias not lieen long since turbed tiie peace and quiet and solem
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1893, but everybody is so willing, and nity o f the wedding dinner then In
probably too much so in this case, to let progress, is n disgrace to N ew berg.
the dead past bury its dead, that words Just what rig h t a how ling mob lias to
of ndmonition from those that speak as come to one’s home and by a continued
having authority arc very mnch in order racket and noise make a demand on
just at present. By something of a co tiie purse of a citizen, the writer should
incidence, both our president and vice- like to know. And while Hie right to
by calling on me before
. OUR, FKKD, H A Y .V G R A I N
president spoko publicly to this point demand the g ift o f one penny is denied,
closing a trade with
G A R D E N & F LO W lilt
last week, tho former in the South, tho the com pany on this occasion certainly
latter in the North. If conditions are forfeited all claim s to common decency
S KI DS.
others.
such that they both sconnd feel the need by accepting the g ilt of $1 from thJ
Free
Delivery.
o f sueli caution, as is evidently tho case, groom, and cheering and thanking
their words should receive attention. him , only to return and demand $1
K. C. W a r d
C o.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
President M cK in ley tints postscribed more, proceeding to yell and lx-ut the
his allusion to our national prosperity: house until th eir illm annerly request
“ W hat we want to do now is to I k . pru was granted.
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dent in our prosperity, save while we j I t i s t i m e a little sand was injected
can and he strong if the storms should into tiie city officials whose duty it Is
and
com e; and they do now and then. to enforce the law. It appears that the
W hatever comes, let us ho fortified by marshal excuses him self from duty in
property in
tiie practice of economy while we are so tins case sim ply becauso some m er
Dally passenger boats up and down the
well employed.”
Speaking from the 1 chants
were am ong tho com pany. river between
same standpoint, the vice-president, In a Siueo when we should lik e to know did
public address iti Massachusetts said : the marshal secure the right to select
“ 8o complete lias been the success o f those wit mi he should arrest in viola
and prices as low as the lowest.
our economic legislation and administra tion ol law?
H e who takes tho oath ot
You will find the property I offer
tion that this very success brings with office to perform faithfully- the duties,
it a certain elem ent of danger.
Since m ay not distinguish. The public would Coming up, hosts pass Newberg At V2 in., going
for sale as represented.
the days of Heshurun tho tendency of lik e to see ex city officials and others
down Mt 11 a . in. Their boats are
well equipped for passen
prosperity to unsettle tho people who dealt w ith Justus prom ptly as though
ger service.
Opposite P. O.
Newberg, Ore.
benefit by it has I>een a commonplace ol they w ere tryin g to earn an honest pen
philosophy. N o law and no administra ny by NW.LIXO HI-VCTACI.KS.
tion of the law can insure prosperity.
Now Mr. Editor w e have opened a
A ll that can bo done is to make the con
door through which we may expect a
ditions, such as to give tiie best chance reign o f hoodlumtsm, vandalism and
lor honesty, business capacity, industry
general disorder. I f we cannot have
— Invented tor—
ami intelligence. This lias been done,
the law enforced against men ami boys
amt so triumphant lias been tiie result
because o f their business or standing we
that it can on ly is. jeopardized by over-
may expect nothing but a regular reign ft
We have just purchased one of
eagerness to discount tiie future or reck
o f terror. In H ardin county, Iowa, a
these
fine instruments and also a first-
lessness in tho enjoyment of our pres
few years ago, a young woman shot and
class trial case which enables us to fit
ent. No laws can insure good fortune, killed tiie captain o f one o f those law-
either to the individual or to tiie com
glasses from the simplest to the most
le- - brigades becauso in* refused |,» leave
m unity, when the one or the other em
complex.
the premises. She was tried in court
barks on a career of speculation. I f the
on the charge o f murder and prom ptly
W « ' g u a r a n t e e s a t i s f a c t i o n In t i t l i n g
business world loses its bead, it has lost
acquitted in as much as she was d e
glasses o f every d escrip tio n a n d a t
what legislation cannot supply. Just
fending her home, and tho court on
p r ic e s t h a t w i l l s u r e l y p l e a s e y o u.
exactly as no laws can make a farming
com menting on the verdict among o th
We are selling the
community prosper in lim e ol drought
er things s,id; "G en tlem en o f th e ju ry
Best G o ld F ille d Spectncl
or flood, so tho wheat conduct o f the
you are to be congratulated on having
F r a m e s F i t t e d w i t h the
government cannot offset a general busi
Finest W h i t e Lenses fo r
had tiie con rage,to do your duty in
IM .IM )
ness refusal toRCt with moderation ami
this case. You have done this e untry
K>e G lasses sam e q u a lity
prudence. Against our own (oily we
a great favor and you have the thanks
Solili M e h l e S p e c t a c l e s w i l l .
must ourselves lie on our guard.”
Fin est Lenses
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$1.450
o f tiffs court.”
Ia»t Us set- to it tlint we
Judging from past events, however, and
do not have a repetition o l any o f th ese THU RFFRACTOMKTFR.
not very far past either, in spite of all
disgraceful affairs. Some one may lie
I V ic
this sound advice our chief executives
hurt by some that w ill not treat this
will have tiie privilege o f saying? ” 1 told
Call and see us,
outlawed practice as a Joke. And in
you so.”
the uzme o f good order uud for the
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
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DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
JOHN A. BECK,
ILL
C.
F. M
,
CLARENCE BUTT.
ROY GARDNER
i PRESIDENTIAL
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V N S fiS »V f r Ç
SALE.
jjjThe chief talk at tho present is of our United States presi-i
& dent's visit to Oregon and so Avili be the talk of It. Jacobson &J
tjjCo.s, great bargains which we are offering now for 30 days.
ft Hats and Suspenders will be given away
tji;
Shoe Department.
iMfree of charge with every men’s, boys and
VJchilds suits of Clothing.
¡mi
280 Men’s and Boys’ .Suits, broken lots, will
& be closed out at a sacrifice.
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300 Men’s laundered percale shirts, regular,
'¡ 15 °! 65 and 75c., while they last 29c. each.
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Dress Good3 Department.
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Linings to be given away free of charge
«-including the sewing silk, with every dress
| k J pattern above 50c. per yard.
fji
A Bargain.
too pairs R. Jacobson & C o.’s Stamp $2.5ojMj
shoes to close out at $1.69 per pair.
220 pairs R. Jacobson & Co’s stamped Men’s/
and Ladies shoes to close at $1.48.
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The Krippendorf fine Ladies Shoes, 3 special
values. The $4.50, sale price $3.48. The $3.50,
value, sale price $2.89.
The $3.00 value, sale,
price $2.48.
50 pairs Hamilton Brown’s Corn shoes, reg-'HI
ular price $3.00, to close $2.15 per pair.
M
1000 yards of the very latest novelties in
MjDress Goods worth from 50 to 75c., choice per
yard 39c.
The famous Hainan & Sons Men’s fine shoes,Id]
the $6.00 and $6.50 quality, special $5.00.
¿y
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850 yards of higher grade novelties from 75
« to 90c., choice per yard 59c.
out at cost.
l|j;
1200'yards of fancy and plain silks to be
closed out for less than wholesale price.
Our entire stock of bicycle shoes to close«!
[HH
About 500 pairs of Ladies, Men’s and Chil-|sj
dren’s assorted shoes to close out for less th a n v jj
cost.
jg
| New goods arriving daily arc offered at bed rock prices.
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R - J A C O B S O i < r & G 0 . 7S ,
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McMinnville’s Greatest Store.!
IDS Pi
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Store
Everything in stock
from 10 9 5 to 0 O 95
discount below the I
present marked prices
H A R D W IC K & CO.
GARRY A FULL LINE
Repairing neatly done at one-half
price.
W a t c h e s & C lo c k s C le a n e d ,
M a in s p r in g s G u a r a n te e d ,
B a la n c e je w e ls ,
C r y s ta ls ,
5 0c.
5U c.
50c.
1 5c.
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NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Gold Filled Spectacles warranted
10 years with first quality lenses
for $3.50.
Eye Glasses same quality, $3.50.
Everythng in the optical and jew
elry line at cut prices. Call and
W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County.
see me for bargains.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments.
W ill exchange New
H. J. WINTERS.
The Best Wheels in the City.
Camera and Kodaks
with all Supplies.
Da Yon Contemplale Pnrchasmg
REAL ESTATE
Feed & Seed store
OREGON C IT Y
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Portland and
Independence
SAVE MONEY
C ITY
A F U L L L IN E OF
Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Imperial Bicycles
O L D W H E E L S
W H E E L S OF A L L KINDS IN C L U D IN G LA D IE S AND GENTS TA N
DEMS FOR RENT.
A full Line of Sundries.
ELAM SHAW .
Tracts to suit
purchaser,
Latest and Best instrument
FITTING G LA SSES-
s 0/1
Repairing quickly and neatly done.
COUNTRY
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f I S T - .' 4 HAKfct \
A. P. OLIVER,
Tiis
T^A-IKHEUST OUST USTIEW COSTIES.
t
other ffootls the Lowest,
Winslow liroi
7H £ B E ST
/ «A k ts
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fa
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P R E SC IS
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
know just what you arc taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’s contains
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form.
The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Grove’s is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows
is superior to all others in every respect.
You
that Grovt
imenting when you
akc Grove’s— it* superiority
tre not cr.
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kavi;-
•
loo
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been
established.
Grove’s is the
and excel!
ire 5 Id -
' 't the entire mJarlal sections of
or.ly C h ill
A" O
die United