Newberg graphic., May 31, 1901, Image 2

: II. J. Littlefield.
N E W B E R G
G R A P H I C . ] A M t , : , c ' N ANU r im m a s i c i t i e s .
_____________________
. I By the census^ust completed In Eng*
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. . . .
i land Manchester’s gain io population in
E. H.
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
W o o d w a r d , E d itor & P u b lish « « . | U n y c a r 8 llM u .l;„ ;{8 582t or 7 K j p u r c e u l
E ditoh J and Birmingham's 41,059, or less than
— —— ----- — -------—--------------- 10 per cent. London's gain in tho dec-
IS sl ' ed kvkkv FRIDAY uoiiMNG.
ade was 307,717. [a fraction over 7 per
i_________ _ _ _ ________________________ cent. London grew faster between 1881
1891, its increase io that period hav­
E ute red as secoa<l-cl*M matter at the poatofllce
ing been 393,000. Germany takes a cen­
at Newberg, Oregon.
sus every fifth year, ami the latest is
that of December 1 last. The German
FR ID A Y , MAY 31, 1901.
cities are growing faster than thoäe of
England. Berlin added 207,041 inhabit­
It might have been the part of wisdom ants in five years. Its average gain is
by Mr. John Barrett, who is so stren­ 41,000 a year to London’s 30,COO. St.
uously after the appointment of minister Petersburg’s recent census fixed the pop­
to China, to have begun his campaign ulation at 1,439,00'' an increase in ten
in Iowa by gel ting for Mr. Conger the years of 38 per cent. Tlie latest census
gubernatorial nomination.
Ho would figures in the leading cities in the world
then at least have been assured of a are:
London, 4,533,031; New York,
vacancy to be filled.
3,437,202; Paris, 2,536,834; Berlin, 1,884,-
335; Chicago, 1,698,575; Tokyo, 1,452,-
The Oregonian announces the names 564; St. Petersburg, 1,439,000; Vienna,
of four candidates for the govern­ 1,864,548, and Philadelphia, 1,293,697.
Three of these nine citiel with a pop­
orship of Oregon, in the persons of
Governor T. T. Geer, Hon. Phil ulation exceeding one million are in the
Metschan, General Owen Hummers, and United States. The rate of Increase in
Judge W . M. Cake. Willi such an array ten years is 37 90 per ceuLip New York
'o f popular gubernatorial aspirants, tlie 54.44 in Chicago, 23 57 in 'Philadelphia
comtDg contest, though a year distant, 7.30 in London, 24.6 in Beilin, and 38 in
gives promise o f a healthy state of com­ St. Petersburg. It is said that there is
a greater Londop, which, including all
petition.
suburban places, would give a popula
lion of 6,500,000; but New York also
The issue has been squarely drawn in cut off from some of its suburban dis
Booth Carolina between Hourbcnism on tricts, especially in New Jersey. Next
the one hand and progressive Demo­ to American cities those of Germany
cracy ou the other, in tlie resignation are growing most rapidly. It is plain
of ber two United Htates senators, Till­ from the world’s census figures of 1900
man and McLaurin, each of whom will and 1901 that New York will be the
make a fight for the democratic primar­ most populous city in tlie world within
ies and for re-election as tho represen­
the next twenty-five years, and tiiat
tative of the “ real tiling” in the old
mat.y other American cities are gaining
eontb state. With time-honored tradi­
in a similar ratio.—Globe Democrat.
tion behind him, the knight of the pitch-
"fork will probably win out this time,
8oin e F reak* o f the Farm er*.
but—"after him the deluge.”
H. A. I O'lefield.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
W . C . W o o d w a r d , A ssociate
| Offices in Chehalem Valley Bank Building,
Phone So. 43.
j Residence north of Public School Building,
Phone No. 41.
—
DR, WOODS HUTCHINSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON.
| Special attention
also given to
diseases of the
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*T ke entire line of summer Dress Goods, shirt waists, skirts, Jackets?*1
(!) Wrappers and Millinery at cost without reserve. Silk Waists from|
¿JIG to 20 per cent off. We call ycur special attention to the Cloth-1
tiling Department. W e claim that the regular price of clothing beats|
any 20 per cent discount claimed to be given in other stores.
ji
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
in Two
M inutes
There will be another car. But the man
can’t wait. He chases the car and swings
on, panting and hot, b"t satisfied. He
keeps this gait up all day. He works that
way, he lunches that way. He contin­
ues this until his stomach "breaks down”
and nature compels him to "g o slow.”
Business men who have impaired their
digestion by hasty eating will find in
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
a cure for dyspepsia and other diseases
o f the stomach and organs of digestion
and nutrition.
It does not give mere
temporary relief, hut it effects a radical
cure. It strengthens the stomach, nour­
ishes the nerves and purifies the blood.
* For *ix long years I suffered with ray liver,
kulueys, and with indigestion, which baffled
the l>est doctors in our country,” writes R. L.
Kansell, Esq., of Wootsey, Prince William Co.,
Va.
I suffered with my stomach and back for
a long time, and after taking a ‘ cart-load’ o f
medicine from three doctors, I grew so bad I
could hardly do a day’s work. Would have
death-like pains in the side, and blind spells,
and thought life was hardly worth living. I
began taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis­
covery and ‘ Pleasant Pellets,’ as advised. Be­
fore I had taken half of the second bottle I
began to feel relieved. I got six bottles and
used them, and am happy to sny I owe my life
to Dr. Pierce and his medicines.”
$ This is admitted by a good many people. Besides we give a Hat and Suspenders, free of charge with ?
[jjevery Suit of Clothes.
The main secret in selling goods cheap is in buying and this is just the]
•-‘--point. Therefore we claim that our goods are the cheapest because we buy right and sell good goods.
[;)
220 pairs R. Jacobson & Co’s stamped Men’s;*'
Dress Goods Department.
and Ladies shoes to close at $1.48.
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Linings to be given away free of charge
W A T C H M A K E R ^❖ including the sewing silk, with every dress
The Krippendorf fine Ladies Shoes, 3 special!
M pattern above 50c. per yard.
values. The $4.50, sale price $3.48. The $3.504
| Office over Bank of Newberg.
JOHN A. BECK,
*>1“ J E W E L E R ,
Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
Friends who need watch repairing done.
I
A Bargain.
1000 yards of the very latest novelties in
M Dress Goods worth from 50 to 75c., choice per
til )7 M o r r is o n St.
.•. yard 39c.
PORTLAND, OK.
f-]
850 yards of higher grade novelties from 75
%
•
to
90c.,
choice per yard 59c.
N ew berg
H arness Shop.
1200 yards of faucy and plain silks to be
Kjclosed out for less than wholesale price.
EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF
«■ H O R S E
G O O D S «* » *
Repairing Neatly Done.
a call.
Give me
H. L. Sutherland.
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness.
A letter punctually dispatched at tlie A. It. MILLS, Pres.
M0SE8 VOTAW, Cxshler.
right season is a graceful attention;
postponed It may be as dry as a remain­
der biscuit, and awkward as a redun­
An agent for certain kinds o f ma
dant guest.—June Ludies’ Home Jour­
clilnery that is being sold to farmers
nal.
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says lie recently made arrangements
N ew b erg , O r.
with a progressive farmer in a neigh
Experience is the best teacher.
Use
boihood up tlie valfey to keep an eye Acker’s English Ueniedy in any case of
out for prospective buyers, be to be al coughs, colds or croup. Should it full OIEÒC 3 -.A- I s T I Z E I D 1 8 9 3
lowed u moderate commission on ail to give immediate relief money refund­
sales made In that territory. All work ed. 25c and 50. C. F. Moore & Co.
Transacts a general banking
ed well until his neighbor farmers got druggists.
business.
wind o f tlie arrangement and now in­
The pleasantest tilings in tho world
stead of allowing their neighbor to pick
tip u few honest dollars they are send are plcusant thoughts, and tlie great are
Foreign Exchange bought and
ing their money away to tlie agent in life is to liuve as many of them us
sold.
ullhough they might buy right ut possible.—Bovee.
The chairman of the Alabama const!
tutional convention paid President Me
Kinley a compliment as deserved as it
was unexpected when lie said before tlie
convention that the humiliation of the
white man in the South has been muct
mollified by the statesmanlike and con­
servative course ol tho present chief
executive o f the United States, who
President of the whole country, and
not merely of one section. It is very
significant to say the least when the
South begins throwing hoquets at
republican president.
home for tlie Rame money o f one of
A H enitliy G row th .
their neighbors, who is on good terms
Acker’s Elixer lias gained a firm hold Careful attention given Collections.
with
them
and
ugainst
whom
they
McLaurin of South Carolina stands uh
among our people and is acknowledged
a living exponent o f tlie New South, in have uo grievance. A little queer isn't
to bo tlie superior to all oilier prepara­
fighting as champion o f tlie sentiment it, but as n rule farmers, though honest
tions. It is a positive cure for all blood
thus puhlicaliy expressed by himself: nnd industrious are
very jealous
und skin diseases. Only fifty cents a
" I f re-elected, as far as in me lies, my lest one o f their number takes advan­
bottle and we guarantee it.
C. F.
voice shall be raised for those measures tage o f an opportunity to make u dot
Moore & Co. druggists.
The place to get your
that make for human progress and hu­ lar by means that is out o f the usual
man happiness in this w orld; measures way o f farmers and Unit they fail to
He, therefore, that would govern hie
that will unite and knit men into
catch onto themselves.
actions
by the laws of virtue, must
wider recognition of tlie brotherhood of
Business men will confer together,
man. My voice will go not to Invoke pool their interests and w oik to gether regulate liis thoughts by those of reason.
party prejudice and party passion, not for tho mutual good of all concerned, —Johnson.
to preach a gospel of despair, not to simply because they feel Hint they can
To fhc r>»ar.
help to create bitterness, but to assist in get better returns In tiiis way.
A rich lady cured of her Deafness and
its elim ination."
Farmers occasionally make little Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’s
spurts in Bltnllar attempts but they Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10.00° to
In speaking o( this country’s commer­ rarely ever hold to-gether any lengtli of his institute, so that deaf people unable R o o k s , S t a t io n e r y , F a n c y a n il
C a m a ra an d
cial interests in tlie Orient, Minister time. Tho writer calls Io mind such to procure tlie Ear Drums may have T o i l e t A r t i c l e s .
Address No. 10613.
Tlie K o d a k s a n d a l l k in d s o f C a m a r a
Conger says: "O n e great trouble with an Attempt made by u neighborhood o f them fiee.
our foreign trade Is that our merchants rather progressive farmers sonto years Nicholson Institute, 780, Eigtith Avenue S u p p lie s .
and manufacturers havo never taken ngo. They all had fulr sized flocks o f New York, U. S. A.
L E S SO N S G I V E N IN K O D A K -
bold of it as a serious and permanent sheep and in the spring they made ar­
EH Y.
Wo like tlie idea of simplified spell,
business. Whenever they have found rangements to pool their interests und
themselves witli a surplus of products, sell their wool to an Indianapolis firm. ing,” says tho editor of tlie l ’erkins
and only then, they have gone abroad to Tlie price was named, all tlie wool to Junction Palladium, “ but we don’ t
MU them, if possible, regardless of fu­ be o f a certain grade. One o f their think we could ever become used to
‘ He walkt down tlie ile,
ture transactions, and then abandoned number was selected to examino tlie writing it:
the field gntil an accumulation of uu- wool for the com pany as It was brought leeving tlie trux of his larj and muddee
other -surplus has driven them forth to n common poiut in tho neighbor­ shuz on the floro. The marx are viz-
LOfftlri.”
What we want here on the hood for delivery. All went well uptil zible yet.’ ”
Pacific Coast is sucli a development of tlie wool from one m an’s flock, full of
F ought F or His L ife.
— if so-
our industries as will make our foreign burs and tiudly marked witli charcoal
"M y fatlior and sister both died of
trade permanent.
We are the logical was marked a cent oflT, then tlie dust
begun to fly. Tlie outraged woolgrower consumption,” writes J .T . Weatherwax
■upply house for tho Orient.
asserted tlmt Ills clip whs up to the of Wyandotte, Mich., “ And I was saved
standard, while the neighbor w ho had from the same frightful fato only by Dr.
Those people who fear tlie Lewis and the matter in ilinrge said tlmt as an King's New Discovery. An attack of
Clark centenuial may suffer at tlie honest man he could not pass it ns such pneumonia left an obstinate cough and
v hands of the general government oil ap­ and so It went. Tlie result was tlmt very sevese lung trouble, which an ex by calling on me before
propriations becauso of tlie fool break of the farmer tumbled tlie wool hack into collect doctor could not help, but a few
tlie Oregonian with reference to President Ids wagon and aw ay ho want to the months’ use of this wonderful medicine
closing a trade
McKinley aro not making n proper usti- eity witli It, and next week lie came made mu as well as ever and I gained
others.
x mate o f our president.
He is too broad out iti tlie local paper witli an "expose” much in weight.” Infallible for coughs,
minded to allow
tlie Oregonian’s o f tlie “ great w rong” Mint had been a t­ colds nnd all throat and lung trouble.
fling to
stand
in the way
of tempted, and stating tlmt lie had sold Trial bottles free. Guaranteed bottles
hie
doing
what
he cun
for Ids wool to a Arm Just across tlie street 50c and $1.00 at C. F. Moo-e & C o.’s.
the big exposition. The president for Hie same price per pound the other
ought to know by this time what nearly fellows received. No doubt lie did, for
-I have both-
everyone else knows, namely, that Ore­ to be sure Hie rival Arm was anxious to
gonian opposition in Oregon to a repub­ break up all attempts nt combinations
and
lican president la always a signal for among producers and in litis Instance
k big routing republican majorities and
cost only a few pnltry farthiufcs to
property in
hearty endorsement of tlie policy of tho add additional fuel to tlie flumes that
Daily passenger boats up ami down the
president elect.—Eugene Kegister.
were already to a white heat between river between
tlie Irnte tillers of ttio anil. Statements
Those of our own people who havo and counter statement» followed, tho
ever been so free to speak insinuatingly "•piaode” waa dlsctiswd around every
and prices as low as the lowest.
of the American soldier of to-duy and to fireside in tho com m unity and Hie out­
You will find the property I offer
question the motives and good intentions com e ot It was tlmt for years after in
tlmt
neck
of
tlie
woods
it
was
every
far­
for sale as represented.
o f our government in sending and keep­
Coining up, boats pass Newberg at 12 m . going
down nt 11 a. in. Their boats are
ing troops in China, have lately been mer for liimscll and tlie "m iddlem an"
well equipped for passen­
given food for reflection. Just before for all.
ger service.
Opposite P. O.
Newberg, Ore.
Tho farmers in every com m unity
the departure of General Chaffee and
might,
If
they
would,
get
to-gether
of­
his army from China for the Philippines
the other day, a petition signed by ten and laying aside petty Jealousies
nearly six thousand residents ol Pekin and little differences o f opinion talk
was presented to the general asking over many matters o f Interest common
that the American troops remain. A to all and in this way lietter matte's
Are often bright and beautiful to the casual observer yet the
higher tribute to the honesty, fairness very materially, but Hie old rule
and consistency of our cause could not “ every fellow for himself” has a firm
be given than this one coining from hold on tlie big listed farmer and it is
China herself. In tlie outrages perpe­ very hard to break away. With tlie
sometimes lurk there.
trated against tlie Chinese by other increase of agricultural papers and the
holding
of
farmers’
meetings
some
"a v ilis e d ” powers, our troops took no
No one but the
part, their conduct being exemplary light is breaking in and there is a hope
throughout as is testified on every hand, tlmt the farmer boy of tlie present day
S k ille d O p tic ia n
and by the Chine«« themselves. While will in tlie near future grow up to lie a
the European powers also have shown broader m inded cooperative farmer
Ills grand sires o f the past
can tell you properly just how you
that they hgve been in China for terri-1 than
have proven
th em ­
lory more than for humanity, the Uni­ nnd present
stand as to eyesight; and its a great
ted States has resolutely opposed such selves to be.
G.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
Shoe Department.
100 pairs R. Jacobson & Co.’s Stamp $2.50
|j|-sboes to close out at $1.69 per pair.
value, sale price $2.89.
price $2.48.
The $3.00 value, sale
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50 pairs Hamilton Brown's Corn shoes, reg-ll
ular price $3.00, to close $2.15 per pair.
3
The famous Hainan & Sons Men’s fine shoes,!
the $6.00 and $6.50 quality, special $5.00.
v
Our entire stock of bicycle shoes to c lo se w
out at cost.
I
About 500 pairs of Ladies, Men’s and C h il-iS
dreu’s assorted shoes to close out for less than III
cost.
¿ N e w g o o d s a r r iv in g d a ily a re o ffered a t b ed ro c k p rice s.
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ROY GARDNER
Furniture Store
Carriage and Wagon Builder.
HARDWICK & CO.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
Promptly Done.
CARRY A FULL LINE
Horseshoeing and General Black-
— OF-
smithing.
Feed & Seed store NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M N I T O M M ,
FLOUR, FE E D , H A Y & G RAIN
G ARD EN & F L O W E R
SEEDS.
Free Delivery.
E. C. W ard & Co.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments.
W ill exchange New
The Best Wheels in the City.
Do Yon Contemplate Parcbasiug
REAL ESTATE
SAVE MONEY
with
OREGON CITY
TRANSPORTATION CO.
CITY
Portland and
Independence
Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Imperial Bicycles
O L D
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H E E L S
T TV ZELL] 1ST OUST N E W
Tracts to suit
purchaser,
l i v e s th a t N e e d
G l a s s e s Xlnst
Seeds of Defective Vision
mistake to delay a thorough examina­
tion at the first warning.
O u r O p tic a l In stru m e n t* a r e th e
la te s t I n t e n t io n a n il a r e p e r f e c t .
O u r W a t e t i a n d O p t io n ! r e p a i r d e ­
p a r t m e n t is th e b est t h a t s k i l l a n il
lin e m a t e r ia l e n n m a k e it.
WINSLOW BROS.
O UNTIES.
WHEELS OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING LADIES AND GENTS TAN­
DEMS FOR RENT.
A full Line of Sundries.
Repairing quickly and neatly done.
COUNTRY
A. P. OLIVER,
high handed aggression. And now the
Old S o ld ie r 's Fxp*rl«*nco.
Obtaqge, w ho are on the ground and can
see for themselves the beneficent part
M. M. Austin, r civil war veteran, of
which fu r country has played disinter Winchester, Imi., writes: "M y wife waa
I i f in their behalf, come with a sick a long lime in spite o f good doctors’
saladly
Lilian asking that we remain with treatment, but was wholly cured by Dr.
yatitmr
The very unusual incident fu r -' King's New I.ife rills, wliich worked
nlsbes I one
i
very practical translation of wonders for her health.” They always
the exprewuon, “ Imperialism o f Ameri­ do. Try them. Only 25c at t\ K. Moore
can Opportunity." _
A Co.’ s drug store. Free trial bottles.
A FULL LINE OF
BLAXI SH A W .
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AS FAT AS
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THE BEST PRESUMPTION IS
Grove’s Tasteless C h i l l Tonic.
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
know just what you are taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators
do not advertise their formula knowing that you 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 the Quinine drives the
malaria out o f the system.
Any reliable druggist will tell you that
G rove’ s is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis o f other chill tonics shows
that Grove’ s is superior to all others in every respect.
Y ou
are not experimenting when you etke Grove’s— its superiority
and
excellence having long been established.
Grove's ts t i. _
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections I
i rice. :oc.
the United State
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