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NEWBERG GRAPHIC . 1 «* ac '•JC E. II. Wnoowaii», E "ITO« W t'T . A IV V / o o i ì w a r d , A s s o c ia t i : r l im iie r . E COLLEOK IV I N * II. J. L ittlefleM . » E U .I T K . F o r t h e B ee w w l T im e N c w b f r g W in « n I i.a n in to c K I>e<'J»ion o f t l i r Judge* A g a l u a t th è M a u m o u t h State N orm al. H e il d it o r . H. A. L ittlefield . LITTLEFIELD BROS., ALE! PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. Is doubtless the highest human good. Office* in C h e b a le m V alli y B ank B u ild in g , Hard work had its perfect reward at It is especially so to women, to whom it P h o n e So. M. R esid en ce n orth o í P u b lie S ch ool B u ild in g , ( Monmouth last Friday evening when means the preservation of beauty, hap (« L E U KVIUY MUDA Y MOHMXO. P h o n e No. 4-1. the I’ueifiie Colli go debaters won a piness in the home, and the enjoyment . . . , , . , , ., i Of social duties. There can be no good * I.' Alfred a s seeon.I-clas» m a tte r at th e postonica unanimous decision ol the judges for the ; heap), f o r a:l Boer side ih e Transvaal question. woman who sun ¡¿l ** ut N ew berg, O regon. Though tiie debate was spirited through fers from woman out, the result was scarcely at ail in ly diseases. Her FR ID A Y , MAY 24. 1901. complexion fails. doubt, as tiie Newberg hoys showed Her flesh loses S p ecia l a tte n tio n a lso g iv e n to d U e a n e a o i th e themselves entirely musters oi the mer- its firmness. Her EYE, CAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Hats and Suspenders will be given away T hat local newspaper is decidedly up its oi the question, going right to the eyes are dull. She Office o v e r B unk o i N ew berg. has no home hap pi free of charge with every men’s, boys and against it these dnys which can't talk root of the discussion, while their op- piness, no social ioo pairs R. Jacobson & Co.’s Stamp $2.5oil T;, childs suits of Clothing. ahout th e cream ery its tow n has or is ponents,It* one of th* judges afterward enjoyment. shots to close out at $1.69 per pair. ' Doctor Pierce’s going to have right off. expressed it to them , contented them-1 280 Men’s and Boys’ Suits, broken lots, will Favorite Prescrip ___ ! selves with ru nn in g around the suburbs 220 pairs R. Jacobson & Co’s stamped Men’s® tion cures tiie dis &be closed out at a sacrifice. Bir T hom as Lipton’s new cup dial- of the question. The issue ns debated eases which de and Ladies shoes to dose at $1.48. ; was, “ Resolved t h a t the war now being lenger Shamrock II, was wrecked AVed stroy the health. 1 300 Men’s laundered percale shirts, regular, W A T C H M A K E R It establishes reg nesday. Kir Thomas maintains that the > waged by E ngland in .Suulh Africa is The Krippendorf fine Ladies Shoes, 3 special») 50, 65 and 75c., while they last 29c. each. justifiable.” Monmouth, represented ularity, dries dis th ird K hamrock’a the charm. agreeable drains, A»’» J E W E L E R , values. The $4.50, sale price $3.48. The $3 50'.|gp by D. Simpson, Mr. Beazley and Hugh ! heals inflamma value, sale price $2.89. The $3.00 value, salejj' I t ’s a h a rd hearted Wcbfoot that hesi I Esso n debated ttie affirmative side of tion and ulceration, and cures female S o lic it« th e p a tro n a g e o f h is o ld I n d ia n a Linings to be given away free of charge It gives good health to price $2.48. tates to assure the tenderfoot immigrant the proposition, while Pacific College weakness. F r ien d s w h o n e e d w atch rep a irin g d o n e . women, which means tranquil nerves, a ♦¡♦including the sewing silk, with every dress these days th a t the rainy w eather we represented by It. \V. Jones, Eintner good appetite and sound sleep. ti<)7 M o r r i s o n S t. 50 pairs Hamilton Brown’s C o rn shoes, reg-ij pattern above 50c. per yard. have been having is “ unusual” lor this I New by and Carroll E . Kirk upheld the •’ I w as a great sufferer tw o years ago w ith P O B T I .A X D , O R . j negative. The judges were Hon. C. M. fem ale trouble am i I wrote to von for a d v ice,” ular price $3.00, to close $ 2.15 p e r p a ir. tim e of year. says Mrs. M attie Hays, o f Tribulation, M cD onald | Iillemanof Portland, Judge M. J . Judah Co., M issouri. «Y ou ou tlin ed a course o f treat en t for m e. I follow ed your directions, and The famous Haitian it Sons Men’s fine shoes,I Inform your friends that the exercises and Attorney C. II. Bigger of Salem. m 1000 yards of the very latest novelties in n ow feel lik e a different person. I n ever N c w b e r tr ex p ected to hear from you w hen I w rote to you. Hon. B. F. Mulkey, state senator and a the $6.00 and $6.50 quality, special $ 5 . 00 . of Com m encem ent week of i’aciiio Col -1 LI Dress Goods worth from 50 to 75c., choice per In th ree day» after I com m enced ta k in g your i f - T n ^ lege will take place from June 8 to June i professor in th e Normut acted as mod m ed icin es I b egan to feel better. I to o k tw en ty J 1 < 1 1 .-¡yard 39c. dollar*1 w orth o f th e ‘ Favorite Prescription* | — ■ -..-r-r—i — —------ ; ----------------- Our entire stock of bicycle sh o e s to closed 12 , inclusive, and that they aro cor erator of the debate. and ‘ ( ‘» olden M edical Discovery.* I bought it five dollars’ worth a t a tim e, and also four v ials EVEBY THIHO l.'i THE LIRE OF Thu first speaker on the affirmative, out at cost. dially invitiw to attend. 850 yards of higher grade novelties from 75 o f Dr. Pierce’s P ellets. I would not ta k e on e Mr. Simpson, started out with the dec thousand dollars fo r th e good the m edicine has "•¡♦to 90c., choice per yard 59c. d on e m e. I c a n ’t p ra ise it en ou gh. I w ish a ll About 500 pairs of Ladies, Men’s and Chilu The poet is still strictly up to date, laration th at the sympathy manifested w h o suffer w ith such troubles w ould g iv e L'r. P ierce’s m ed icin es a fair trial. I can w ork all toward the Boers was misplaced, and P|j 1200 yards of fancy and plain silks to be dren’s assorted shoes to close out for less thartll and a t the same time more reliable than d ay—d o in g a n y th in g , w alk w here I p lease, and good. M any th a n k s to you for your k in d ’^closed out for less than wholesale piice. cost. our modern weather forecaster, who th a t as facts are becoming belter known, a feel d v ice.” Repairing Neatly Done. Give me sentiment is changing in fuvor of tiie deed«roll th a t, Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, in paper English. Tiie l!oer republic is an d i covers, is sent fre e on receipt of 21 one- a calL "May is a p io u s fraud o f th e A lm a n a c, gamy, and tt. - strife uuw on hand is a cent stamps to pay expense of mailing A g h a stly parod y of roal sp rin g ." contest of civilization against ignorance, only. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buf Tiie falo, N. Y. The Telephone-Register may he right progress against non progress. when it declares Mr. H an na could not first great trek of the Boers was to get A. M OIÍUIS, fro » . A. K. MILLS, VIce-Prcs. bo elected president, hut it bases its away from the fruits of civilization iogiatc debate’’—I’rof. R. W. Kelsey; MOSES VOTAW, C ashier. conclusion on a weak premise, viz: that where privileges of slavery might be "The future of our Pedagogues” —Mrs. no political boss lias ever been elected to enjoyed. In a general way Mr. Kinip R. C. F rench ; “ College Days” — I’rof. th e presidency. Martin Van Buren was son traced the iiistory of the relations Bishop; “ Inter-collegiato Relations”— one o( th e most astute busses who ever between Ihe English and Boers, to show Miss W eltin; "Municipal Reform”— ruled in th e realm of American |>olitics th a t tho Uit Linders have been at the Judge Jm lu h ; “ Our defeated Debaters” N e w b e rg , O r. mercy of a lyranieal rule. T he other —Hugh Esson ; “ Those defeated D ebat M rs. McKinley continues to improve speakers of the affirmative spoke in ers” —Robert Jones. Throughout the evening a friendliness in health an d the presidential party will much th e same vein, dwelling particu O iR » < 3 - - A . L T I 2 T i 3± j I D 1 S 9 3 probably stu rt on the return trip to lariy upon Ihe franebiso question and and spirit of good fellowship was m a n i W ashington either to-niorrow or Mon “ taxation without representation. “ The fested which bespeaks the most cordial Tra«sacts a general banking! d i s C O U n t d a y . Pres. McKinley has promised discussion by the Monmouth boys relations between tiie two educational b e lo w tliC which we believe Governor (Jeer that lie will return and throughout was too general and was institutions, and business. visit the Northwest before the expira not applied closely enough to th e quos were strengthened by the visit of our „___ | p r e s e n t m a r k e d p r ic e s tion to tnako good argum en t. I n al debaters. This last contest is the third tion of his term of office. annual debate bet ween Monmouth and Foreign Exchange bought and Repairing neatly done at one-kalf their speeches the war in progress was Pueitiu College, the last two debates be sold. price. The U niversity of Oregon defeated scarcely referred to. In opening up the discussion for tiie ing won by Newberg. W a tc h e s & C locks C le a n e d , 50e. th e U niversity of Washington in dehato last week, also defeating the Washing negative, Robert Jones declared th at SOc. Moki Tea positively ru n 's sick head Careful attention given Collections. M a i n s p r i n g s G u a r a n t e e d . tonians in an athletic meet. As tho lat one of tlirce conditions was true-. E ither ache, indigestion a n d constipation. A B a la n c e je w e ls, ilOe. te r victory was won largely by the aid of tho English were altogether right and C ry stals, 15c. delightful herb d rin k . Removes all Newherg’s athlete, Roy Heater, we of tiie Boers were altogether wrong; or Unit eruptions of Mie sk in , produces a per Gold Filled Spectacles warranted 13 V Y oore V th is neck of th e woods liavo special rea tho liners wore right and the English fei 10 years with first quality lenses fect complexion, or money refunded. M . M \ son lor l>eing patriotically exultant over wrong; or that there was some riglitand for $3.50. 25« an d 50c. C. F . Moore & Co. d ru g some w rong on hotli sides. In tho first Oregon’s prowess. REALER IN Eye Glasses same quality, $3.50. case England was not justified in war gists. ns she needed only a fair trial at a court D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s , B o o k s & Everythng iu the optical and jew " E arly to bed a n d early to rise, ru s At the beginning o l Ibis month, the elry line at cut prices. Call and per capita circulation, of which so much of arbitration to get full justice. If she tle like th u n d e r a n d advertise.” T h a t Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. W ill e x c h a n g e N e w is heard in campaign limes, was $22.81, was in the wrong ofcoursu tiie war is un* is the way to succeed.—Murk Twain. B o o k l e t s , F i n e & F a n c y S t a t i o n see me for bargains. Goods for old. ■ --------- jusdiliab'e. In th e third case, which Mr w hich is said to he thirty-three per cent Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments. Kiel; headache absolutely a n J p erm a higher than it was when Bryan was first Jones said tho negative accepted, as e r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lie s . nently cured by using Moki Tea. A nom inated to tear down the golden there was wrong on both sides, a n d pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa cross upon which the people were being right on both sides, and as the Boers N ew est P a t tion an d indigestion, makes you eat, W A L L iVVIMIlt. crucified. Can any one conjecture how repeatedly asked fdr arbitration, the sleep, work, and hap p y . Satisfaction English wore not justified in forcing much higher tiie present per capita cir guaranteed or m oney back. 25o and t e r n s a n d S ty le s . culation Is th an it would liuvo been had w a r on tho Dutch republic. Ifo thou proceeded to show how England lias ilOe. C. F . Moore & Co. Brvan been successful? always been guilty of double dealing The fight in democratic ranks for h a r with tl.o Boers, repeatedly making mony and reorganization goes merrily promises which sho never fulfilled. IBs on, Mr. B ryan firing a hot shot am on g strong argum ent was made however in Carriage and Wagon Builder. .th e a n ien t reorganizers tiie oilier day by proving conclusively Unit England in accusiug th e m of fra id and deceit, and of tiie convention of 1884 gave up ail claim being backed by all the corporate inter to suzerainty over th e liocr republic. ests and tru sts, which are becoming more Two of tiie judges afterw ard said that In Repairing, Painting and Trimming lormidahlo in the party every day. We proving this im portant point Newberg Promptly Done. are glad to note t lint Mr. Bryan bus fi had tile debate won betore iier first nally been brought to tlie“ anxious seal’’ speaker had finished, for if England -------- -------------- ------- ■ — where lie is made to confess that not all d id n ’t have suzerainty she had no tight Horseshoeing and General Black- < ih e tru sts aro found in the republican w hatever to interfere in tho internal affairs of ano ther country. smithing. party. ----- I F SO------ Emtner Newby took up tho franchise The Oregonian defends itself for its question a t longtti and showed th a t the coarse and brutal editorial relative to Boers were forced to their vigorous tbo abandonm ent of th e President's measures by very self-defense, but to u r us caused by tiie illness of Mrs. proved by a comparison of conditions in M cKinley, on th o ground that it “ is a oilier countries t h a t the policy of tiie | A FULL LINE OF plain sp eak er.’’ Kiicli an excuse is as Dutch was not severe. A strong point trifling as it is ridiculous. Tho most was made in proving the existence nt F I . O U R , FF.IC D , II VY & G R A I N .unconscionable bore on the lace of tiie the English newspaper syndicate, o r GARDEN & FLO W ER earth is th e fellow who doesn’t know ganized to incite tiie passions of Uitlnml- SEED S. w hen to keep his month s h u t. And we ers and English by highly colored re A - DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. rjiTlie chief talk at the present is of our United States presi-i Ijdent’s visit to Oregon and so will be tiie talk of It. Jacobson [ifCo.s, great bargains which we are offering now for 30 days, fjj JOHN A. BECK, «.»H O R SE G O O D S«» ,, XT«»., „»..i o---- „.in Shoe Department. i I' I ♦> Dress Goods Deparfcmint. H A Bargain. I *New goods arriving daily arc offered at bed rock prices. H. L. Sutherland. mm 8 J E l . J A C O B S O I T & O C X ’S , McMinnville’s Greatest Store.!? ¡Ai i Everything in stock from 10% to Store HARDWICK & CO. CARRY A FULL LINE — OF— NEW AND SECOND-HAND C. F . M , I I . J . TV I N T F T v S . The Best Wheels in the C ity. IlOY GARDNER Camera and Kodaks with all Supplies. Do You Contemplate Purchasing REAL ESTATE Feed & Seed store SAVE MONEY by calling on me before closing a trade with others. ports of existing conditions. It was also ; s y - t ' r c c D eliv ery . proved th at tiie Jam eson raid was made E . C. W a r d »V Co. with the knowledge and approval of 1st. S treet, N ew berg, Or high English officiali, which (net justi- fied the Boers in lieingon their guard ----- 1 have both------ j Carroll Kirk reviewed tho diplomatic _________ _______ As an exam plo oi s»mo of California’s relations between Chamberlain and I _ _ enterprising methods of advertising, Krng.-r, proving th a t tho latter repeat- and th e Junction City Times is authority for edly made concession*—even more than | property iu ^ th e slalein en t Ilmt a correspondent Were demanded— tit At the former would ! P a tty pa »eager t >aO u p and d o w n th e w riting from Buffalo says: "California make none, and was afraid to subm it to Is making an elegant fruit iti»|day. 'arbitration ; th at tho English withdrew ! riv T be tw ee n While exam ining it tho oi tier day Mr. their own proposals after they were ac Posch, who is superintendent of tiie Ore cepted, showing th a t it was not an nini* gon exhibit, recognized iu llieCalifornia cable settlement ' iTdiltTcntlics, blit war and prices ns low ns the lowest. display his own collection from Oregon, which England was after. Mr. Kirk You will find the property I offer which be loaned th e Southern Pacific made a ringing speech, not more decisive * for sale as represented. for the Paris exposition. Tiie man in in argument than scathing in sarcasm, C o ia io * u p . beata p sasS Ä ew b erg at 13 m , »01 nv d o w n at It a. in , T h eir boats a re charge of the California display denied locating tiie South African gold mines A. P. OLIVER, w e U s q w t p p c t ter p a sse n it, whereupon Mr. Ikwch turned tiie jars amt diamond fields ns tiie source of Opposite l \ O. Newberg, Ore. g er s e r v ic e . around and showed him the Oregon Britain's anxiety (or tho slave and con labels on the oilier side. I do not know suming destre for the spread of civiliza tion. He finished with an impassioned how they will settle tiie m atter.” / i y e s t l m t N cc (Z plea for justice to the Boer against high ( I '/ ii .s .s c s x A / o s t In all tiie live towns of tire Willam handed English aggression. Are often bright .ttnl beautiful to the casual observer yet the The judges handed in their decisions ette Vslley th e topic of general interest is the dairy and Its handmaid the cream - immediately, upon conclusion of tiie *ry or cheese factory. Tho change argument which were read as “ negative, which is taking place In tiie Agricultur negative, negative" and no one wua al interests of our incompirablu valley hoard to question th e verdict. Right sometimes lurk there. Is Coming fast, and is already felt. It i. here we might say that tho decision was No one but the bound to come, without any “ ifs” in not won because our hoys wore n a tu r th e question and I lie individual fanner ally brighter nr laUter talkers th a n their or th e locality which first gets in lino opponents, tint latcaitse encouraged by S L illc 'il O jitic 'iu n w ith the new industry will la* so mooli Prof Kelsey, they had Worked mid th e better oflf lor his prompt action. Worked li.ir I on the question, nnd had can tell you properly just how you Yamhill m ost wake up to a realization studied the affirmative as well ns the stand ns to eyesight; and its a great negative side of the propn-ition. They o( her privileges in this [»irticuUr or some of h er enterprising sister counties had predetermined what their opponents mistake to delay a thorough examina will leave her. I'olk county is rapidly must say and were preparisi lo meet tion at the first warning. becoming a dairy county, and tlid evi their argument. Mu* O p t ic a l I n s t r u m e n t s a ro th e After the debate th e visitors were dences of accompanying prosperity are latest In v e n t io n a n d a ro perfect. already apparent. What is g »v| f.,r tendered a banqn-t in Die college board- Polk Is good f>r Yutnldll Newlierg lias ing hall,on which occasion th e follow O u r W a l o l i a n d O p t io n ! r e p o ir de tiie eream ery already iu operation, and ing t eista were responded to, Prof. p a r t m e n t is the host t h a t s k ill a n d all th a t is needed now is more farmers Campbell acting as toastm aster: fine m a t e r i a l can tn ake It. “ The Ladies” —lion. C. M. t Reman; to milk more gooi rows, to produce ■lore butter to distrib u te more funds “ Tho President of the United States'*— ¡ Prof. I c ios» ; “ T h e value of luter-col- among our own people. would say in connection th at the storm of criticism which tho big daily lias call- ed down upon itself nil over U 10 country •peaks well for the finer B e r n e of Oregon citizenship. O R E G O N C IT Y T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CO, Portland and Independence CITY COUNTRY Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Imperial Bicycles O L E ) W H E E L S T ^ Y I C H H S r OUST H E W O IS T IE S . WHEELS OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING LADIES AND GENTS TAN DEMS FOR RENT. A full Line of Sundries. Repairing quickly and neatly done. IS L A M S ii A W . Tracts to suit purchaser, Seeds of Defective Vision WINSLOW EROS. y r Q * _____ T H E B E S T P R E S C R IP T IO H I S 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 vou would not buy their medicine it 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 ihe Quinine drives the malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove’s ts the O r ig in a l and that all other so-called Tastelesa Chill Tonics arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows You that • Grove’s is superior to til others in every respect. ten you ^akc enting w Grove’s— its superiority not experim arc been es! iblished. Grove’s is the and excellence having v.ire malarial secUan ol only Chill Cure sold th. > » ti'** iV .e c , s o c . i ' J W »* United Statt . <*•