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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, J ister the aliirm ation with duo emphasis and gravity advising the witness that the extrem e penalty would be served E. H. W oodw ard , E d itor & I Y b l u u ie b . him were ho detected in f a l s e testimony. W. C. W oodw ard , A sso c ia t e E d it o r . Tills stand lias always been maintained by th e Friends church, and it is signifi Suiered u second class m atter at the pnstolftce cant to find it so strongly upheld as above, from a purely secular standpoint. at Mawberg, Oregon. If a man is capable of perjuring him self, lie will do so if advantage appears, IS S IK D EVERY FRIDAY MOUSING. in defiance of G jd and the devil, and it savors nothing short of sacrilege thus to FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1901. m ake common the nam e of the Deity, [ by a flippant or perfunctory use of it in An English peer who died a few every little case however petty, in which weeks ago, in the codicil to his will left testim ony is taken. The idea advanced to his heirs the following advice which | above is a B o u n d one. Adm inister to is capable of very general application : ! th e witness a plain, unvarnished affir- “ H aving had fatal experience of the I ¡nation, with due solem nity. Then ii iniquity of law in certain cases, where de the witness perjures himself, the b reak cisions have been given against common ing of the com m andm ent, “ Thou shalt sense and justice, I e n tre a t the parties not lie,” is just as g reat a sin and us interested in my will not to appeal to heinous a crime as if the name of the th e law if any dilhculty m ay arise, but Deity had been directly connected there to ai (titrate H aving been sw indled w ith, and let th e punishm ent be meted myself by every lawyer th a t I ever hail out accordingly. anything to do witli makes me offer th is advice to my heirs, executors a n d a s D o cto rs a n d E d ito r s . signs.” H. A M i n U t e i ’i O o o d W o r k . “ I had u severe attack of bilious colic, got a bottle o f C h am b erlain ’s colic, cholera an d diarrhoea rem edy, took tw o doses an d was entirely c u re d ,” says Itev. A. A . Power, of E m p o ria, K an . “ My neighbor across th e street was sick for over a w eek, had tw o or th ree bot tles of m edicine from the doctor. H e used th e m for th ree or four d ay s w ith o u t relief, th e n called in a n o th e r doc tor w ho treated him for som e days and gave him no relief, so d is charged him . I w ent over to see him tho n e x t m orning. H e said Ills bowels SUCH A CHANGE. were in a terrible fix, Unit th e y had N ot onlj ly in feelings but in loo^s. Th« l _ _ the eyes are bright, the been ru n n in g off s > long Unit it was a l | tkin is c clear, m ost bloody flux. I asked h im if he theeks are plump. "No more pain and misery, no more sick headache, no more hud tried C ham berlain's colic, cholera jaundice. W hat worked the change ? and d iarrh o ea rem edy and lie said ’uo.’ Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, I w ent hom e an d brought h im m y which cured the disease of the stomach prevented proper nutrition, and also bottle a n d gave him one dose; told him that cleansed the clogged and sluggish liver. to take a n o th e r dose in fifteen o r tw e n Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery ty m in u tes if he did not find relief, hut cures diseases of the stomach and other he took no more and was entirely organs of digestion and nutrition. It cures diseases of lungs, heart, liver, and cured. I th in k it tlie best m edicine I other organs which seem rem ote from have ever trie d .” For sale by C. F . tlie stomach because many of these dis eases have their cause in a diseased con Moore, d ru g g ist. dition of the stomach involving the allied organs of digestion and nutrition. A H e a lth y G ro w th . I s e n t v o u a le tte r ab o u t a y e a r n g o ,” w rite s Iow a Medical J o u rn a l:—The doctors A cker’s E lix e r lias gained a firm hold . I. K llis H a m ilto n , « f F a r m in g to n . M ario n are all friends of ours. Wo expect them am ong o u r people and is acknow ledged Co., W est Va. " I s ta te d tn y caae a s p la in ly a s I could, a m i rece iv ed a le tte r fro m y o u in a few to stay witli us until death . Y et, a t tho to be tho superior to all o ilier p rep ara day s, te llin g m e to u se D r. P ierc e’s G o ld en M ed ical D iscovery a n d ‘ F a v o rite P re s c rip tio n ’—a risk of incurring th e ir displeasure, we tions. I t is a positive cure for all blood b o ttle o f ea ch . I u sed th re e o f ea ch , a n d feel reproduce tlie follow ing: e a n ew w o m a n . D o n 't su ffer a n y p a in o r and skin diseases. Only fifty cents a lik m ise ry a n y m o re . Before u s in g y o u r m e d ic in e s We d o n ’t know where it came from, su ffered a ll th e tim e —h a d T au u d ice. ca u se d bottle a n d we g u arantee it. C. F . I from food n o t d ig e s tin g p ro p e rly . I w ould h av e any m ore th a n we know whoso rain- Moure A Co. druggists. lic k h e a d a c h e th r e e a n d fo u r tim e s in a w eek . spout the doctor’s medicine comes from. Could n o t d o th e w o rk m y self. I co m m en ce d u sin g y o u r m e d icin es a s reco m m e n d e d fo r liv er We find it in a paper credited to “ Ex K eal F a ta te T ra n sfe rs . co in o la iiit, a n d th in k I a m cu red n o w . I a s k e d u r a o c to r if h e c o u ld n ’t c u re m e, a n d h e sa id he If we knew the author we would gladly R e p o r te d b y th e Y a m h ill C o. A b s tr a c t C o a t Me o could g iv e m e m e d icin e to h e lp m e b u t th e give his nam e, because the artielo is I d o c to re d M in ik v illo , O reg o n , /o r th e w e e k c o d in g tro u b le m ig h t r e tu r n a n y tim e . th r e e y e a rs w ith o u t a n y relief. H a v e n ’t h a d J u ly 29, 1901. J a m e s M. P u g h , M a n a g e r. really good. H ere it is: sick h e a d a c h e sin ce I to o k th e first b o ttle o f y o u r m e d ic in e .” The doctor from Algona said th a t tV B Powell A wf to E B A E L Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation. Frost 94,DO n in sec 21 27 t5rö.$4300 00 new spapers are run for revenue only. W hat in th u n d e r do doctors run for, Newberg M onthly M eeting of Friends to Jesse E Pressimi! anyw ay? Do they run for glory? One sores oil h er head and face a n d w rites its it 1 blk 1 H u rley A Larges ad good, h ealth y doctor’s hill would run quick cure exceeded all h er hopes. I t to N ew b erg................................. 125 00 w orks w onders In sores, bruises, skin this office for six m onths. S tatistics sliow th a t the mad rush to An editor works a hall day for $3, Klin If Brown A h ush to Jo h n eruptions. Cuts, b u rn s, scalds and Ferguson 5 a in sec 17 I3 r2 ... 325 00 piles. 25c. Cure g u aran teed by C. F. th e city , so m uch deplored, is gradually with an investm ent ol $3,000; a doctor being stay ed , th an k s to inter-u rb an rail looks wise and works ten m inutes for Auron Mills A wf to S A Mills 1 Moore, druggist. a in A C H enry die t3r3 . . . . 20 00 w ays, ru ral mall routes, rural telephone $200, w ith an investm ent of 3 cents for Thos Dodsou A wf to J D Steph T r e n d o f T h o u g h t In K a n s a n . lines, etc. The lust census shows th a t catnip and a pill box th a t cost $1.37. ens A wf 80 a in sec 34 t5r7. . . 550 09 62.7 per cent of the in h ab itan ts of the A doctor goes to college for two or H uns Jensen, a Dane, recently appear U nited S tales live outside towns of WOO th re e years and gets a diplom a and a Thus Dodson A wf to E dm und ed before the m agistrate of the D istrict Wood 73 a in sec 36 t5r7......... 1350 00 C ourt held in G arnett, K ansas, to be in h a b ita n ts and over. And w hile be strin g of words the devil him self cannot tw een 1880 and 1890 the city population pronounco, cultivates a look of gravity S Forehand to Thos Prince 60 a naturalized. A t the close of th e usual in Dundee O rchard Homes of th e country increased DO per cent, be th a t he paw ns off for wisdom, gets a exam ination the judge asked the appli No 2 ............................................ 8099 95 c a n t: “ H ans, are you satisfied with the tw een 1890 a n d 1900 it has increased hut box of pills, a Lnyus and a m eat saw, 97 per cent, th e population of the U n it and sticks his shingle out a full-fledged Mary L Hess to Mury J C art general conditions In th is country? Does w right 2 a in Jos Hess die t3r3. 1 0 0 this governm ent suit you entirely? ed States increasing 21 per cen t. I t is u doctor. He will then doctor you till you hig h ly encouraging omen th a t th e com dlo nt a stipulated price per visit, and Mary L Hess to Sarah E Jones “ Yas, yas,” answered H ans, “ only I 2 a in Jos Hess die t3r3........... 1 00 would like to see m ore ra in .” “ You m on aocitil and cuiturul advantages of puts them in as thick as yo u r pockot- 8 M Woodward A wf to Mary E th e city h a v in g been secured In th e book wi'l perm it. may be sw orn,” said the judge. “ I per McDowell 156,45 a in Wui ru ra l d istricts, th e citizenship of the ceive you already have the K ansas idea.” An editor novor gets his education fin Jones die t3r3 ........................... 8000 00 cou n try is m anifesting a williugness to ished. He learns us long ns lie lives ami A ftto u n ilfM t T h e K e li to r . stay by the fresh air. studies all his life. lie eats bran iuash Wisdom Millsap to Alfred Flynn E d ito r S. A . B row n,of B onnettsville, blk 10 A 11 in W illam ina........ 1 00 and liv er; he takes his pay in turnips S. C., w as once intensely surprised. After reading some of th e exem pts nnd hny, and keeps tho doctor in town E J Sm ith to Ju lia Redm ond “ T hrough long suffering from dyspep 322 a E M Adams die t4r.Y . . . 50 iyotu E. S. M aclay’s so called history of by refraining from printing th e trutli sia,” he w rites, “ m y w ife was greatly C L McDaniel to Geo Sunder- tlie U nited Status Navy, the public is about him. lin 320 a in sec 14 15 18 t2 r 6 .. 17 00 ru n dow u. She h ad no stre n g th or left to wonder w hat sort of a man th a t Wo would like to live in Algona nnd vigor nud suffered g re a t distress irom fellow Maclay can be anyw ay. In the run a new spaper six months nnd see if J II H u n t to Jus Muhood 17.19 her stom ach, but she tried E lectric bit a sec 2015r4............................. .. 3 00 first place if th e re was foundation for tlie doctor would chango his mind about ters w h ich helped h er nt once, an d af tho b itte r attack made upon Admiral run n in g a newspaper for revenue only. W C Brown to Ja s Muhood 34 a 1 00 ter using four bottles, she is en tirely Schley, a m an of his supposed common If wo d id n t get some glory o u t of it we- In Jno Sherwood dlo t5r4........ well, can eat an y th in g . I t ’s a g ran d sense should know enough not to indulge would agree to tnko one of Ids pills, af F A Morris A wf to A W Lane n tonic, and its gentle la x a tiv e qualities % It 13 14 15 16 blk 57 New- in such aliuslvo personalities and ('all ter first saying our prayers. If th e edl- berg.............................................. 32 50 . arc splendid for torpid liv er.” F or in th e result “ h isto ry .” If, on the other lor makes a m istake lie ImH to upologize digestion, loss of appetite, stom ach and hand the charges ure groundless, and for it, hut if th e doctor makes a mistake Daniel W Ralston to E C Keyt it 2 blk 1 South Sheridan....... 1000 00 liver troubles It’s a positive guaranteed the altuck made from a narrow, person ho buries it. cure. O nly 50o a t C. F. Moores. al standpoint, the au th o r poses as a M A R R I A G E LI CE N SES . If we make one there is a law suit, tail cheap libelous ch aracter. The situation swearing and iv sm ell of sulphur, but if M urgaret Sltton 48 to Isaac Stevens Solid qualities of integrity, of th o r resolves itself into th is “ dilem m a," the the doctor makes one th ere Is a funeral, 50. oughness, should outweigh in a g irl’s first horn of which runs to “ fool," cut Honors and a smell of v arnish. The V ictoria W achens 33 to E ustace How estim ate of a man mere superficial clev w hile the second tapers off a t “ knave,” doctor can use a word a foot long hut if ard 29. erness nnd brilliancy.—August L adies’ and it m akes little difference w hich, in tlie editor uses it ho has to spell it. L ucinda J B ennett 21 to D P M itchell Home Jo rn a l. tho eyes of the public. If I ho doctor goes to see nnother m an’s 2 7 . D yspepsia can be cured by using wife lie will charge tlie man for tlie visit. T o S a v e H e r C lilld . A cker’s D yspepsia Tablets. One little A ncnt the discussion of church hym ns If the editor calls on an o th er m an ’s wife F rom frig h tfu l disfigurem ent Mrs. tablet will give im m ediate relief or m on and "doggerel,” it is recalled th a t the lie gets a charge of buckshot. Any English W esleyans som e tim e ago took medical college can make a doctor. You N an n ie G alleger, o f L aG rangc, Gu., a p ey refunded. Hold in handsom e tin steps looking to tho revision of th eir c a n 't make an editor. Ho has to he plied llu ck leii’s arnica salve to great boxes at 25c. C . F . Moore A Co. h y m n a l. Finding th e tusk a dillicnlt horn one. Tlie editor works to keep from starv one, it was suggested, ns an aid to th e editors, th a t tho IVesleyan constituency ing, while tlie doctor w orks to w aid off be polled after a fashion, m em bers be tho gout. Tlie editor helps men to live ing askud to voto for th eir favorite b etter nnd th e doctor assists them to die hy m n s. The M ethodist Times com easy. Tho doctor pulls a sick m an 's leg, Hie m ented editorially upon tlie contest, saying th a t tho “ rage for hym ns of the ed ito r is glad if ho can collect ids hills Moody and Sankey type has evaporated, nt all. Revenue only? We are living judging by tho re tu rn s.” Tlie ten for fun and to spite the doctors. hy m n s gaining the most votes were, first, "AH Hall th e l’ower of Jesus’ D rink n steeping of Moki Tea at n ig h t N am e,” nnd the following, in tlie order before retiring, a n d see how soundly n a m e d : “ Jesus, Lover of My Soul” ; you will sleep, nnd how joyously you “ O h, for a Thousand Tongues to Sing" ; will aw ake in th e m o rn in g . I t supplies “ Rock of Ages Cleft for Mo” ; “ Holy, food for th e blood w h ile you sleep, pro H oly, H oly, Lord God A lm ighty” ; duces a clear an beautiful com plexion, “ A bide witli m e” ; “ Sun of My Soul, and cures cr.nBtl|>allon a n d sick h ead T h o u Savior D e a r" ; “ Como Ye th a t ache. 25c a n d DOc. C. F. Moore A Co. Love tlie L ord," an d "W hen I Survey t l n c l . Nam a . a H u . I n . . . .Man. Uw W ondrous C ross." It is plain from th is te st th a t religious fervor still finds The U nited Slates is jum ping w ith «xpression in old fashioned church enorm ous strides into th e w orld's affairs h y m n s, howuver tlie opinions of people nnd hits become recognised as « factor m ay differ in regard to th eir poetic fire w hich m ust be reckoned with in all m at and literary value.—Oregonian. ters concerning the nations. Brother Jo n ath an has become th e business man A few days ago tho president of the of the world, nnd Ins E uropean cousins lo w a S ta to Bar Association delivered an no longer laugh nt his dollars but realize address in which he greatly depicted the th a t his dollars nnd w hat th ey represent prevalence of |ierjury in all judicial pro- i are coming to rule th e world. The ceedings, q uoting auth o rity to the effect ! rapidity w ith which th is country has th a t oue half of ail evidence given on be been taking tho m arkets of th e world is half of the defense in crim inal cutes is one of the surprises of the day, nnd false, while three fourths of all testi- ' I’ierpont Morgan has g reater power in mouy received in divorce cases is delib Ids hand th a n any m onarch. Not only erate perjury. O ther au th o rity was quot In commerce is the U nited Stales com ed to show th a t th e crim e of perjury is on ing to he a recognised force, h u t in te rn a th e increase. Tilts state of uflairs is a t tional problem s can no longer Ire settled trib u ted to several causes, such as the by ignoring the opinions of this country, aareless a n d flippant manner in which and the tim e has now come when tho oaths are generally adm inistered, tlie voice of tlie U nited States in influencing eucouragem ent w idth a certain class of a decision which rules tho world politics a c h í o r lawyers give th eir clients tow ard giving is regarded a* second to none. No one false testim ony, and the spirit of “ free is more surprised at th is th a n we our th in k in g " or possibly no thinking at all, 1 selves. The republic w hich, for con- i is which tends to destroy in people th at tu rire , has been com placently Ignored as filter sense of honor and integrity and at a child on the Eim qiean contin en t, has I F SO D O N T D E L A Y CON- th e tam e tim e removing a wholesome suddenly liecomo a grown g ia n t nnd is fear of reaping a ju st reward for deeds respectsd anil feared. B rother Jonathan of evil. W hile showing up this dis- who luu been looked dow n upon as in graceful condition, the president of the terested only in th e alm ighty dollar, low s Bar Association at tho tam e tim e lias come to he feared as th e force that declared some remedies for it. It it sig is to dom inate the history of the tw en nificant th a t tho most strik in g of these tieth cen tu ry .—“ The N atioual Maga We correct defective sight atid save your eyes when rem edies was th e recommendation th a t zine.” it isn’t too late. Our advice is tree, and we will “ th e o ath he abolished altogether and test your sight scientifically and fit it with the th a t in its stead tlie plain affiruia proper glasses that will give you immediate relief. Acker’s Pyapepnia Tablets arc sold on lion, held to by th e Society of Friends a positive g u ara n te e . Cure« h e a rtb u rn O l K I* K IC K S A R E R E A S O N A B L E . All k in d s o f r e p a i r s d o n e o n a b o r t n o t ic e A ls o r e m e n ib e i be used—an affirmation to tell th e raw ing of th e food, distreaa after ra tin g th a t o u r s h o p is t h e p la c e for tine w a t c h work whole tru th under th e p ain i and penal or any form of dyspepsia. O ne little W IN SL O W B R O S. ties of p erju ry .” It was furtherm ore tablet gives im m ediate relief. 25c and advised th a t th e presiding judge adm in- 5oc. C. F. Moore A Co, A lthough the court of inq u iry may find th a t Schley was som ewhat derelict in obeying orders from headquarters previous to (he naval battle of Santiago, the fact rem ains th a t Scliloy was on hand when Die tim e for uction came, th a t Schley was in th e fight, and th a t Schley won th e fight, and th a t’s what counts w itli adm iring countrym en. “ Lest they forget,” it m ight bo well for the Sampeon-Maclay ilk to re-read and ponder well the story of th e vicissitudes of th a t jealous and high-m inded person age known as H ainan, whoso "soul goes inarching o n ” if appearances count for an y th in g . DO YOUR EYES PAIN YOU S P ST IN G . SM ART. : - W ^ ‘W A T K 1!y J - 't i £ v l l O P T I C I A N I i. L ittle f ie ld H . A . U tU e fis W . LITTLEFIELD DRGS., R. JACOBSON & CO.’S Í PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. O ffices In C b e h a le m V 'alley B an k B u ild in g . P h o n e N o. 4». R e s id e n c e n o r th o f P u b lic S ch o o l B u ild in g , P h o n e No- 44. MID-SUMMER ft ^ ^ r r o i !5 E Y A T - L A W . ¡Clearance Salei CLARENCE BUTT. W ill p r a c t ic e iu a ll t h e c o u rt* o ( th e s ta te S p e c ia l a tte u tio u g iv e n to p r o b a te w o rk , tn e M l w r itiu g of d e e d s, m o rtg a g e * , c o n tr a c ts a n d th e d r a f t in g of a ll le g a l p a p e rs . V *. N ew b e rg . O re g o n . O r r i c i t — S e c o n d F lo o r HI. B a n k o f N ew b e rg B u ild in g . U JOHN A. BECK. Great Reduction in ¡ ALL SUMMER GOODS] W ATCHMAKER, I) a *» ! JE W E L E R , PRICES GUT AWAY DOWN IN DRESS GOODS. S o lic its th e p a tr o n a g e o f h is o ld I n d ia n a F r ie n d s w h o n e e d w a tc h r e p a i r in g d o n e . 1 I m I I Also Some Lines ■» Shoes] ! I "J SHIRT WAISTS, SUMMER SIEKS & M ILLINERY BELOW| 2 0 7 M o r ris o u S t. PO RTLA N D , OB. . ROY GARDNER Carriage and Wagon Builder. Repairing, Painting and Trimming Promptly Doue. Horseshoeing and General Black- 1 smithing. ! || JUST TAKE A LOOK AT OUR V Feed & Seed store ! 1 I AND SEE WHAT A CUT WE HAVE MADE. F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN B GARDEN & FLO W ER ! w* SEEDS. R. Jacobson <fc Co., F r e e D e liv e r y . E . C. W a r d & Co. McMinnville’s Greatest Store. ! ! 1st. S tr e e t, N e w b e rg , O r ! I Bank of Newberg. (J [ J N. B. E. J. E. B R IT T , P r e s id e n t. O. M ILKS, V ice-P ro d . H . W O O D W A R D , S e c r e ta r y . C. O O LCORD , C a s h ie r . A. R. M ILLS, P r e s . M O SES V O T A W , Ca*hi€T. The place to get your CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. B. C. M ILES. J . O .C O L C O K D . E. H. W O O DW ARD . N. E. B R IT T . J . H DOUGLAS, J R . D ire c to rs. N e w b e r g 1, O r. DRUGS & MEDICINES. OZE^G-^LTIZZEID 1893 Transacts business. a general banking C O R R E S r o S D K N T S —Lfldtl A T ilto n , P o r t l a n d ; N a tio n » ! P a r k B a n k , N ew Y o rk . B o o k s, S ta tio n e ry , F a n c y a n d T o ile t A r t ic l e s . C a m a ra a n d Foreign Exchange bought and K o d a k s a n d a ll k in d s o f C a m a ra sold. S u p p lie s . S tr a n g e r s v is it in g t h e c ity a r e i n v i t e d to c a ll at th e h a n k fo r in f o r m a tio n c o n c e r n in g th e c i ty . C o r r e s p o n d e n c e in v i te d . L E S S O N S G IV E N I N K O D A K - ERY. Careful attention given Collections. The Best Wheels in the City. »i A F U tL LINE OF Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Im perial Bicycles O L D W H E E L S T A K E N OUST H E W O H STES. WHEELS OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING LADIES AND GENTS TAN DEMS FOR RENT. A full Line of Sundries. Repairing quickly and neatly done. ELAM SH AW . ïk ê __ HAKcS S<r £ rf Hfl« * % e r ADULTS* AS f a t a : P is i. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION 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. Imitatori 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 IJ the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You arc not experimenting when you *.ake Grove’s— its superiority and excellence hating long been established. Grove’s is th? only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections ol F.i. p- I sir#» .4 S > i t r t