Newberg graphic., July 26, 1901, Image 2

NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
drink and maybe luridsliing abutting
curse to some |M>or boy or girl not far
’
'
"* A F ew P o in t» «>»» O re g o n m»«l th e P r u n e from onr very doors, anJ certainly not
E. II. W oodward , E dito * A P i m .isim t.
lo ilu x ry a , mill by Mr. k i j o .
giving a blessing to anyone in this
world.
\V . C . W
, A
E
.
After an absence of 48 years in the Oh no, let it not lie for the money in
state of Oregon, Mr. K. T. Kvyv», a this fall occupation (hat we sanction the
Entered a* neeond class m atter at tbe po.toltioe
brother of the fate Fayette Keyes of basilicas, for it is only for the money in
at New be re. Oregon.
Nan<lu, is here on a visit to his New them that they are controlled ty the
York state relatives >1 incidentally en­ i brewers’ association and made into the
ISSUED KVKKV l'H.I DAY »ORNINO.
joying the sights of the llnffulo Fair. curse oi beer. Only for the money in It
Though past 70 years of age, Mr. Keyes they are sold in the form of beer by the
FHIPAY, JULY 2C, 1901.
is still halo and hearty and moves about saloon keeper to those who are not Perfect Health
like a lad of 15 years, lie is of medium strong enough to resist the temptation; Is within the reach of almost every
height,
thick-set, wears a full white ' but at every opportunity with unfailing woman. The weakness, nervousness
It is suspected that though the Ohio
irritability from which so many
republicans expressed great “satisfac­ beard and with his flat top black derby zeal we will resolve to write on the tab­ and
women suffer is in general due to dis­
tion" at the rehabilitation of democratic and typical western make up is bound lets of our hearts the desire and purpose ease
of the delicate womanly organism.
principles at Columbus, they are not ex­ I to attract attention in the largest crowd at all times and seasons to condemn that When the disease is cured the general
is re-established.
actly prostrated with grief over the fact ! of pleasure seekers that may visit the which we believe and know to lie health
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
wrong.—Press Reporter Cbehalcm Cen­ makes
that the Brynnitcs are still in the ring \ big llnffulo Exposition.
weak women strong and sick
with the express intention of doing a Air. Keyes lives at Dundee, Oregon, ter \V. C. T. U.
women well. It promotes regularity,
!
the
greatest
prune
district
in
the
world
dries disagreeable and enfeebling drains,
little work In their line in the coming
heals inflammation and ulceration and
A IN*or M illio n a ir e .
j and while at the l’an-American saw
campaign.
female weakness. When these
_________ _
1 *onie of his home state prunes on exhi- Lately starved in London liecause he cures
diseases are cured, headache, backache,
could
not
digest
his
food.
Early
use
of
A state editor who lias something of a j biliun- w,,icl‘ were among the leaders in
nervousness and weakness are cured also.
«1 was vet^f w^ak and nervous when I com­
rerord for countenancing side-issue, of-1 Uielr class. “ I m just looking around to Dr. King's New Life l’ills would have menced
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
(ice-grabbing tickets with the „.m e Me * lu t I cin lee,” *«i liii «reetinj to ¡«avid him. They strengthen thestoin- tion and taking
•Golden Medical Discovery,’ about a
ago,” write« Mrs. M. E. Everetts, of 89
“ refc rm” ta-keil onto them as good bait 1,3 on entering the News oflico Monday | uch, uid digestion, promote assimila­ year
Oxford Street, Woodstock, Ont. ” I had l>eeu
for seven long mouths, and had taken
lor suckers, is candid enough to admit afternoon, and u few points on Oregon tion, improve appetite. Price 25c. Mon- suffering
medicine from a physician all the time, but it
|
ey
hack
if
not
satisfied.
Hold
by
V.
F.
seemed to make me feel much worse.
My
in an editorial that “even a refjrm ! BaU*ereil from our talk w ith this west- Moore A Co., druggists.
stomach was so bad (so my doctor told me), and
party on a reform platform does ! orn gentleman may interest readers of
my nerves were in such a state that I would
start at the least noise. I felt irritable at all
not always mean reform for the people." the News.
; was not able to do any of m y own house­
“I never could see why they always times
work ; had to keep help all the time. How I
Yamhill can echo ail audible “yea, Our subject was born at Avon, this called
a
boat
‘she.’
”
suffered Go l and myself alone know. I was
county,
nnd
went
West
in
’52
during
verily."
discouraged when I commenced taking
the gold excitement leaving behind, his “ Evidently you have never tried to greatly
medicines, but the first bottle seemed to
i our
elp me. I took five bottles o f ‘ Favorite Pre­
steer one.”— Ex.
parents,
three
sisters
and
five
brothers,
scription,’ two of ‘ Golden Medical Discovery,’
In a Missouri town, during the ull of whom have since passed away, ex­
also two vials of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
i can h ighly as recommend
these medicines to all
“ warm" spell,a fight took placo between cept
Many thousands have been restored who
two
of
the
brothers,
Kdgecomb
I did. I never had better health
two men for possession of a certain cool Keyes who lives on Oak Ilill and Alvin to health und happiness by the use ol than suffer
I now enjoy, and it is all owing to Dr.
medicines.”
spot on tlio shady siJe of a building, Keyes, aged 78, now n resident of Cliamberluln’s cough remedy. If uf- Pierce’s
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
which resulted fatally to one of the Livonia Station. It look Sir. Keyes 30 llictcd with any threat or lung trouble, Adviser,
in paper covers, is sent free on
combatants, who no doubt wishes now days to make his western trip in ’52 ami give it a trial for it is certain to prove
to pay
iress Dr.
he had left well enough alone. It would cost over $400, quite a contrast from his beneficial. Coughs tliut have resisted
have been much more satisfactory cither return in 1901, made in 5 days on a all other treutiuent for years, have
to have contented himself in tho frying through
ticket costing $70. “The cli­ yielded to this remedy und perlect
pan or to have come to Oregon and cool­ mate in Oregon,’’
Mr. Keyes, “ sur­ health lias been restored. Cases that Anderson it 5 blk 30 Faulcon­
ed himself off where the shade grows passes that oi this says
section,
sun-strokes seemed hopeless, tliut I lie climate of fa­ ers ndd to Sheridan.................. 5 50
plentilully on trees.
mous health resorts failed to benefit,
nro
unknown
tliero:
tho
thermometer
__i............y i '.’j.aa
have been permanently cured by its Helen Worthington to A G An­
seldom
gets
below
20
in
winter
and
nev­
85
A brother editar speaks of tho board er over 100 in the summer and I never use. Bear in mind tliut every bottle ¡9 derson it 3 blk 30 Sheridan.. .
of trade of Ids town us being of ns much saw a night there but what you would warranted und if it does not prove bene­ W S Allen A wf to L G South-
utility as a last year’s bird’s nest, and want two blankets over you, although ficial the money will be refunded to mayd it 8 Chehalem Orchard
es...........................~ ......... 700 00
declares that its merchants have not yet
thermometer might have been 100 you. For sale by C. F. Moore & Co., L H M om
udvunced from the slick horse period of the
Parker
A wf to Samuel
in the daytime." Apparently Mr. Keyes druggists.
the<r existence. This ¡B rather loo harsh lias
Gatise its 7 8 blk C, Hobsons
not
taken
such
a
laney
to
our
mos­
ndd to Newberg.......................... 35 00
a sentiment to apply to Newberg, but it
as they have to him, as he said ;
MA Kill AO E LICENSES.
dues appear that there is somo inclina­ quitos
Ending July 20.
“
I
have
bundled
bees
for
tho
past
40
tion to rest on our oars and not to keep odd years, but I nover suffered so from os, Etliie Ethertou 15 to Harvey Branson Charles Saunders A wf to John
up the vigorous, united policy necessary
Baxter e }4 It 5 blk 5 Lippin-
sting ns I have from mosquito Lena May Itowland 19 to James M cott8
1st add to Dayton........... 400 00
to keep Newberg strictly in the van­ their
bites
since
I
landed
In
New
York
state.”
English 23.
John
Baxter
A wf to diaries
guard of Willamette Valley towns,
Lucky for Mr. Keyes ho is not visiting
a in Dayton........ 400 00
down in New Jersey, where the mos­ 28. Katie L Hpencer 21 to Orrin C Renne J H Saunders
Dickey A wf to J II Bird 9
Homo Eastern Oregon papers nro a quitos are ns large as robins and think Dora I’arrish 21 to Hugh Renne 27.
a in in t5r6 ................................. 400 00
little Inclined to use an occasional nothing oi making a meal off one victim.
"state division” allusion ns a sort of A well stocked 500 ucre wlie.it and Ethel B McCain 22 to L V Grinnold Leonard C Smith A wf to O B
Nichols 120 a in sec 11 13r5 .. 900 00
club with which to niuke sentiment in prune farm is the result of Mr. Keyes’ 25.
favor of nominating a republican for trip west, an 1 although his wife is dead, Jennie Garland 22 to Henry Conradi W II Huriburt A wf to Win
governor from Eastern Oregon. If 5 children and It grand-children con­ 26, Kings Co., Wash.
Baker A wf 20 a in t3r4.......... 1350 00
that part of Ihe slate has a good man to tribute to liis happiness. Continuing be
Mary
J Suiter A linsb to McM
A H e a lth y G r o w t h .
put up for governor; it is probable tliut said : “ Farm lands sell for $40 per acre Acker’s Elixer
right of way over lots 3 4 blk
lias
gained
a
firm
hold
no serious objection will bo made to and pruno orchards (J nnd 7 years old,
our people and ia acknowledged 3 Newby 3d add to McM.......... 50 00
him from a geographical standpoint, sell readily at $250 per acre. Prune among
to be tho superior to all oilier prepara­ Ruth E Haines to Frederick
Imt tho less snid about dividing Old growers realize from $50 to $76 per acre tions.
is a positive cure for all blood I.auncr 0 a in sec 22 t2r3........ 120 00
Oregon, tho belter fur his gubernatori.1l net from 7 year old orchards and one of and skin It diseases.
Only fifty cents a Geo H Maddnx to H E Noble
prospects.
in) neighbors made a total shipment of bottle und we guarantee
it. C. F. 160 a nw'4' sec 32 t2r0 .............. 300 00
45car loads of prunes this year.”
Moore & Co druggists.
Gertrude J Denny to U S right
Though so thoroughly ent upon at the Mr. Keyes lias been traveling about
of way to Yamhill locks ........ 138 00
Ohio Btato democratic convention, the the Empire state since May 1st, visiting
l t c a l K sin tii T rn im fe r n .
ardent friends ol tirynn and his princi­ relatives in different sections and at Reported by the Yam hill Co. Abstract Co at M c­
ples nro restive and contemplate bolting present is sojourning at the homo of Ids M innville, Oregon, for the week ending
II I l n z . l . - . T l i r W o rld .
the regular ticket and currying the fac­ nephew, Mr. Ilyron Keyes on Ouk Hill. Ju ly l.r», 1901 . James M. Pugh, Manager,
Allen S. Cruven to F. K. Jones
No discovery In medicine lias ever
tional battle to tho polls, in which case —Nunda, New York, Nows.
»'4 its 13 14 15 16 blk 21 Ed-
created one quarter of the excitement
the result of the election is easily rend.
wards add to Newberg ..........$ 212 50 that 1ms been caused by Dr. K ing’s
Hucli n condition of uflaire Is much to be
S h a ll I or S h n ll I N o t?
New Discovery for Consumption. It’s
A D Webber to Nancy Wiley pt
lamented by those who fancied that in
the Columbus platform they had dis­ The motto of tho Woman’s Christian it 3 blk fl Newberg................... 50 00 severest tests ’n ave been on hopeless
victims of consumption, pneumonia,
covered on the democratic horizon that Temperance Union, "For Cod and home Eva Harscli A litisb to C A
hemorrhage, pleurisy nnd bronchitis,
small cloud of promise the size of u and native land” is broad and means a Brondwell 6 a E C Williams
man’s hand.
great deal, ami it is to bo presumed that die................................................. 350 00 thousand* of whom it. lias restored to
perfect health. For coughs, colds,
all who tiro members of this organization Mabel Faulconer to A G Ander­
asthma, croup, bay fever, hoarseness
Tho recent publication of that pnrt of put fortli every effort both liy precept son It 3 blk 22 Faulconers add
and
whooping cough it is the quickest
to
Sheridan.........
t
....................
2
oo;
and
example
to
make
that
motto
their
Maclay’s "History of the United States
surest cure in the world. It is sold by
Minnie Worthington to A G
Navy,’’ which deals with the Npaniih- own in every sense it might apply.
C. F. Moore A Co., who guarantee sat­
Atnerican war, and Which greatly abuses Coming home to ns here in this sec­ Anderson It 0 blk 30 Faulconers
i oo isfaction or refund money. Large bot­
Admiral Hchley, lias again roused the tion of our imtivo land and at this sea­ add to Sheridan.......................
tles 50o and $1. Trial bottles tree.
old controversy to white heat, tho so- son of the year, there is n subject Nellie A Willie Bradley to A G
(|ind of which bids fair to ho a high fraught with much importance to all
court of Inquiry nnd probably n libel suit who nre actually engaged in tile temper­
against historian Mnclny. If this thing ance work ; i o, is it right for mo a pro­
keeps up much longer a long suffering fessing Christian in any wnjt to aid the
public may lie forgiven the wish that old worst enemy of the Christian effort and
Corvern had shown a clean pair of heels religion—the liquor interests of the
world? It is with pain we see they have
and gotten away altogether.
control of so many of our influential
nnd weekly papers ami leading
Tliero seems to be at least a possibil­ daily
magazines,
and it remains for Christian
ity that the Southern politicians have
There is no Shoe made that is as cool, flexible and
and Christian workers to light
nvcr-reached themselves in procuring papers
easy as our
the
battlo
against
intemperance
in
every
tho practical disfranchisement of the way. Tlie Christian religion teaches us
Negro. The fear of Negro dominance,
ever since the war lias made tho “ Solid 1 11,1 nro °" r ,,ro,h*r 8 kl"’Pcr. «»<> I
South,” and that fear removed, Rnd | o'>. what a great responstbihty i. there-,
with a few such independent leaders as : l>>’ l,aul uP°n "8' T,ie ° ,Me ‘•“•>oi,:8
* —FOR—
MvLaurin of South Carolina, and with “J ,11mt. wo "rw
P1“ *
-"tmbling
people feeling free to vote their eonvlc- ! btocta our weak l,r”','*>r8
8,,<1 |
tion, on general questions of national is-I >1'1 ,,r"
altogether free from the
° ot neglected opportunities to do |
sue, it is possible, if not probable that c,mr«
good? There are none but w ill admit
Ilio entering wedge lias been struck
that every person in tlie world lias inttu-
ALSO
the solid South.
enct) with somo oilier person nnd tlmt
being admitted by tlie Christians, the
LADIES SHIRT W AISTS AND MUSLIN
The opening of another section of resolve should be that I will in no way
Oklahoma to settlers, the fore part of sanction what my conscience tells me is
UNDERWEAR.
August will afford a splendid opportun­ w ill tig.
ity to those w ho would enjoy all the ex- Tim time w ill soon come for many of
citing sensations of Dm lottery without us to decide with our consciences, j
its resulting moral deterioration. This whether it Is right for mo to lend my in­
time, instead of by a w ild picturesque fluence to the worst and most powerful
chase across the country, in which the enemy
government by my presence in
fellow with the speediest horseflesh tne hop of fleid.
We may argue tlmt tlie
wins, tlie land is to lie given out hy lot, Imps will I hi gathered
anyway nnd I
which, though hy no means ns sports­ nugli! as well Imve the money
as any­ i
manlike, is a much fairer means of nl- one ns I need it nnd will ease my
lotmeiit. In short, every fellow who is science by lecturing the pickers on con­
tlie
on hand and gets Ids name in the |>ot evils of intemperance nnd furnish them
stands a show for a free farm.
some tine religious tracts which you
may count on as a certainly will not re­
A Kansas weather prophet, who for turn to you as “ bread cast upon the
years has been considered Infallible hv waters;” for will not tlie more worldly-
bis neighbors, who plant their crops by minded say, that is tine talk, hut prac-
his prophetic advice, lias had Ins props llce what you preach. We constantly
kiio ke l out from under him by tlie re­ hear, well so and so picks hops; yes, we
IF s o D O N ’T D E L A Y CON-H
cent scorching winds and now sits de­ have heard it even raid of preachers,
throned, without honor in Ins own hut tlint does not in tlie least lessen onr
S I L T IN G A G O O D
country. lie had prophesied tliero own individual responsibility, and does
would he no w heat this year Imt a goo.I not give license to ont conscience which
!
corn crop, while tlie result lias lieen ex­ cannot hut condemn us when wc do
actly opposite. He lost twelve hundred wlt.at wc think is wrong.
dollars on Ids prediction, and as Ids A person might ask, ate not hops
Wc correct defective si^ht itid save your eyes when
neighbors bad plowed up their wheat used for oilier purposes than making
it i-n’t too late. Our advice is free, ami we will
nnd planted corn on the strength of Ids iH-er? Y es,'tis true, bat such an in­
test
your sight scientifically and fit it with the
prophecy lie doesn't come to town any finitesimal amount are, that it cuts no
proper
glasses that will give you immediate relief.
more. Though reported to be a great figure and the brewers* association owns
O
l
It r itK 'K H A It F. R E A S O N YIJI.E.
Bible student, lie had probable nror* an I controls every hop sold on the mar­
Yll k in d - o f ri’iM lrs d n n r an slu irt n n t h f A lso rem em ber,:|ll
looked the scriptural monition, “ Where kets of tlie world. You can safely count ¡¡jtliAt onr sim p is flic p la c e Tor lin e w a tc h w ork.
YN INH I.O W D U O S .
there tie prophecies, they shall fail”— on 699 of tlie 1000 hops your hands may P!
especially where tire hot winds blow.
gather, a< going into this lcstruvure
oodw ard
ss o c ia t e
A T T P ffA L
S T ÏB T E H N K K .
d it o r
b ii
ON A WARM DAY IS A BLESSING
TO ANYONE.
It. A. Littlefield.
II. J. Littlefield.
R, JACOBSON k CO.’S
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
j Offices in Chehalein V alley Bank
Phone No. :i.
Residence north of Pu blic School
Phone No.
.
4
44
MID-SUMMER
Building,
earance Sale
Building,
^ T T O R N E Y AT LAW.
CLARENCE BUTT.
W ill practice In nil the courts of the state
Special attention giv e n to probate work, the
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the
draftiug of all legal papers.
N ew b erg. O regon .
O f f ic e — Second Floor
Bank of N e w le rg Building.
G r e a t R e d u c tio n in
JOHN A. BECK,
SUMMER GOODS!
W A T C H M A K E R 1 jjj
and
JEW ELER,
Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
Friends who need watch repairing done.
2 0 7 M orrisou St.
PO RTLAND, OR.
ROY GARDNER
Carriage and Wagon Builder
g
CUT AWAY DOWN IN DRESS GOODS.
PRICES
I
I ®Also Some Lines ■» Shoes
V ’
1 | ^ SHIRT WAISTS, SUMMER SILKS it MILLINERY BELOW|
COST.
ft
|
Repairing, Painting and Trimming M
Promptly Done.
; (¡J
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Horseshoeing and General Black-
smithing.
i
JUST TAKE A LOOK AT OUR
-*
&
I I
Feed & Seed store I
AND SEE WHAT A CUT WE HAVE MADE.
FLOUR, FEE D , HAY & ORAI N
GARDEN & FLOW ER
SEED S.
1 ™
R. Jacobson & Co.,
Free Delivery.
McMinnville’s Greatest Store.
E . C. W a rd & Co.
1 st. Street,
Newberg, Or
Bank of Newberg.
N. E BRITT. President.
B. C. MILKS, Vi ce-Pres.
E. II. WOODWARD, Secretary.
J.
C. COLCOUD, Cashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
B. C. MILE8,
J. . COLCORD.
E. II. WOODWARD.
N. E. B R U T .
J. II DOUGLAS, JR.
Directors.
0
The place to get your
1 DKUGS'& MEDICINES.
N ew berg, Or.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A OIFÒG-^YlSri^IEID 1893
SPECIALTY.
Transacts a general banking
business.
! Hooks, Station ery, F ancy and
T oilet A rticles. Cam ara and
K odaks and all kinds o f C am ara Foreign Exchange bought and
sold.
Supplies.
Strangers visitin g the city sre in v.trd to call at LESSONS G IV EN IN K O D A K -
the bank for information concerning the
E ltY .
city. Correspondence invited.
Careful attention given Collections.
&
C O R ftE S F O N D E N T S -U d d
Tilton. Port­
land; National Park Bank, New York.
The Best Wheels in the City.
A FULL LINE OF
Orient, Olive, M itchell, Im perial Bicycles
STAR 5 STAR SHOE WHEELS OF ALL KINDS DEMS INCLUDING
LADIES AND GENTS TAN­
FOR RENT.
A full Line of Sundries. R epairing quickly and neatly done.
Men, Ladies & Children
SHAW.
Ciinls
batana
EHRET BROS.
ef/ep
Vo*
m
DO YOUR EYES PAIN YOU
7W £
BEST PRESCRIPTION
STING, SMART,
AC 11E O il
Grove's
Tasteless
Chill Tonic.
W ATER?
1
) O P T I c I A X
O L D W H E E L S T A K E F T OUST H E W
"Atas \
O N ES.
F n\K *r
! a ffCHiioRE^Ͼr*
IS
T h e formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
know just what you are taking when you take Grove s. Imitators
do not advertise their formula know ing that you would not buy
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’ s contain*
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form.
T h e Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out o f the system.
Any reliable druggist will tel) you that
Grove’ s 1$ the O rig in a l and that ail other so-called Tasteless
Ch;;l Tonics are imitations.
A n analysis o f other chill tomes shows
that Grove’s is superior to ail others in every respect.
You
ik
e
Grove’s—
its
superiority
ate n<
been established.
Grove’s is the
and
excellence
- ,! I
• t t ‘ c entire malarial sections oi
i t »wkd
or.ly Chili C rj.
’■’ o Páy.
Price, 50c.
d ie n
experimenting when you
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