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THE NEWBERG CRAPHiC E. II. WOODWARD, K d ITOB A I'CBUHtIKU. W. C. W o o d w ar d , A sso ciati * E d ito r ¿alered aa second class matter el the postoflice at Newberg, Oregon. FRIDAY, AUGUST i, 1902 An Illinois woman shot and killed her huaband, supposing him to be a burglar, when he came home late at night intox icated and tried to batter down the door. I t is suggested that a fence rail is not a safe substitute for a night key. The school Board of Newport, Rhode Island, has elected a colored woman as teacher In the public schools, who is said to be the first negress thus honored in the New England states. It is presum able that Tillman el ul will cite litis us anither cxeuse for burning the negroes down South. They must lie taught to keep their place—under the heel oi the poor whito trash. i officers, at the request of their chief, will get out and make |Kilitical speeches, i National interest will center in these speeches for mote than one reason. In * the first place the speakers are men wdio have achieved success and a wlJe repu tation and are worth) of a careful heur- ! ing. In the second, they constitute the ! president’s political family. Ttie ad- | ministration is alw ays forced to make a campaign more or less on the defensive, j and the utterances of the eecretaiies ! will have special significance as support ing the policies of their party. For in stance, Attorney-General Knox will talk about the all-absorbing question, the trusts, and will he given a special hearing in view of President Roosevelt's [»»sitlou relative to the aggregation of wealth. Secretary Root will speak for the army and Secretary Hay upon the position of the United Slates from a diplomatic standpoint, etc. In making this innovation, the President takes the view that the countiy has a right to know front its highest officials just what is be ing done hv the various departments, and he thiuks the hea Isof these depart ment» are better qualified to Impart the Information than the ordinary campaign orator. T i l l * O l t K A T K S T A O U I CUI. T V K A L STATE. CLARENCE BUTT, LITTLEFIELD BROS., Will practice tu all the courts of the stats . riven t,i probata work, the writ:. - ■ , ■ ■ wor-.caeea. coutraoti ami the PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, Call and Settle. All persona knowing themselves to be indebted to the undersigned will please call and settle. Clara M. Davidson, M. D. draftlur ol all legal paper». N e w b e r g . O reg o n * Office. In Chehatem Valley Bank Budding, Phone No. 43. Residence north of Publie School Building. Phone No. 44. OFFira — Second Fluor Hack of Kewler* Building. HP iti.Miti m to ic tr r .w i Mr. I'. N. Skinner arrived home from I.yle, Washington, last Friday where he has been for ihe past three months. Miss Maude McMiller came up on the truin Saturday and will visit with her aunt Mrs. C. T. Whittlesey for some lime. Dr. Lyman and family arrived here from Portland last Friday. Miss Sadie Skinner entertained a lady friend from Portland over Sunday. Grant Heater is running a new binder this season. Albert Heater and family, Miss Elsie Winters, W m. Kincaid and family, Mrs. Grant Heater and children and O rb and Perry Macy started for the coast Wed nesday morning. AT PORTLAND PRICES Come in and let us prove it to you. We also make Up-to-date designs always on band. PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW CLASS, PICTURE MOULDINGS, GENERAL HOUSE FURHISH 1 NC8. WE ARE ALSO TH E LEADING UNDERTAKERS. T. B. CUMMINGS & CO. Mr. Harndeo, who bought the A. L. Watson p ace, is building an addition to the house before moving into it. a J Hess die t3 r3. ..................... With a view for facilitating the de M E Dunbar to Ellawofth E Benson livery of mails, the Swedish postal au Mrs. Haworth, who has been visiting TI 10 Chicago Tribune says that figures Same as above ..........................1 thorities suggest that all school child at .1. H . Rees' for the past week, went contained ill tho agricultural bulletin of Jesse E lwards a wf to F C Mills s 'a ren be Instructed In the correct method down to Portland Monday to see her I the census bureau, just published, stag blk 23 Edwusdead to Nswbrg exc of directing letters. A single day’s ex ger the imagination of the average man, hushund who is under treatment at a It 9 .............................................. perience in one of of our own poatofflces long surfeited with the statistics of colos hospital. She returned Tuesday night. Emery Brunson a wf to J M Shaw would load one to the conclusion that Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Skiune- ¡eft Tues sal industrial combinations. The total 24x16 fi e end it 4 bik 4 Everest ■uoh a course would not lie out of order .value of farm'products for the year in day morning for Hood River. They ad Newberg.......... ....................... iu Uncle Sam's domain. And the lesson which the census was taken was $4,- expect to return in a few days. C C Canglilin .1 wf to Wm Stead would not be restricted to the children 739,118,000, the average income for each man e It 3 sec 1 t3 r4 19 92 a .. . Look r i«a «n n t, IMea<e. either. farm was $055; and the average farm Photographer G. C. Harlan, of Eaton, Wm Steadman to Portland Coal & composed 146 acres. Iow a heads the O., can do so now, though for years lie Development Co 19 92 a t3 r4. ... Having come to the conclusion that list o f the states with products for the couldn’ t because lie sufTeied untold Henry Goertzen A wf to Esnest Le- his readers aro wofully ignorant of the year 1899 valued at $305,411,523, and agony from the worst form of indiges fairer 3 05 a lot in sec 32-2-2 ....... Bible, the editor of a country paper in Illinois comes second with $245,649,611. tion. Ail physicians and medicines failed Jas C Duncan to city of Newberg Illinois is going to publish the good Iowa has over 80 per cent of improved to help him till he tried Electric Bitters, tract of land for reservoir a road book In weekly installments. His paper farm lands, 9 per cent more than I lli which worked such wonders for him way pt J Wallace dfc.................. is not a Urge one mid judging by the nois, which is again second on the list. that he declares they are a godsend to Gideon F Heston a w f to city of length of each Installment it is estimated The value of the products und of the sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach Newberg tract for street............. that It will take him fifty years to get ftom OeneBis to Revelations. Exceed lands of the north Atlantic states Ims fall troubles. Unrivaled for diseases of the Chas D Johnson a wf to Jens Jen son Skader 2u9 a pt s % James ing great should be the reward laid up en off during the last ten years hut the stomach, liver and kidneys, they build loss Ims been more than offset by the up and give new life to the whole sys Coleman die 15 r5 ..................... 4 for hint. development of the northwest and the tem. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed Sliadrack Richardson a wf to Stev southwest. by F. II. Caldwell & Co., druggists. en C Cochran 92 05 a in E Ford Southern statesmen whose (lands are Pessimists who have seen evidence of die t4 r4....................................... £ yet held up in righteous horror because the decay o f agriculture and the doom American Mort Co to Robt Guy of an occasional administration of the of the country in the number of men Morris Fletcher is very sick at his Grumes blk 60 townsite Dundee. . water cure in the Philippines, make no employed in the various industries of home south of town. Geo C Sears to Chas B Sears et al protest against the common practice of the country should reud the bulletin 737 OS a pt Jno Williamson and M Mrs. Ella Metzger o f Dallas is visiting burning negroes in oil in the South. Hull Jlc 13 r3 .............................. While accusing the administration of und take comfort. The development of friends und relatives here. abrogating the Declaration o f Indepen the magnificent state of Iowa is the The city marshal is putting in new Mary Shuck to Wm F lones 33.75 a work of the last generation and has E G Edson die t4 r4.................... dence they are revising the old proverb crossings and fixing up tile sidewalks. .to rend, "Charity begiunelh in the been synchronous with the industrial Hops are looking fine and growers are development of the country. Without Marriage License. Philippines." that industrial advance Iowa could not jubilant over the prospect of good prices. Ralph Iladiey 23, to Ethel Bethany August Busch started his hay baler have been what it is. It is the railroads Adel VanOrsdal 16. An editor who is evidently going to 1 h > which gave Iowa access to the markets Monday morning in D ,V'. Olds’ clover Chas A Henderson 19, Wilthena Ber deprived of an outing this summer, and the agricultural machinery .which field. nard 19. solaces himself with tho egotistic reflec makes it possible for the population of D. V. Olds has had his residence neat tion that those who must stay at home the state to plant uud harvest the great ly painted which improves its appearance to look after uffairs and keep tho wheels crop. Neither the character of the soil very nt licit. of business ami Industry turning huve nor the quality of the population, fine Some of tho boys about town went the consolation that they are essentiul as they both are, alone could have made out to the mountains lust week und got characters in the world's wink, while those who can he absent months—those the territory of Iowa the statu that it three fine deer. is today. of whom they reud in the novels nud Rev. C. C. Poling ol Dallas preached The state is unique. With almost no magazines—are of little consequence in in the Evangelical church Sunday resources hut those of agi¡culture it has Iheaffuirs of men. However the uversge morning nud evening. built up one of the most efficient sys man will he willing to becminted among Mrs. N ellie Winter of Dallas came tems of stute education and one o f the tho characters of little consequence for down on the train Tuesday morning for best s;ute governments in the entire tlie sake of sniffing the sea breeze a few union. When tire pessimists have it visit at her old home. days. Harvest is in full blast and crops are grown weary contemplating the the agricultural decline of New England, generally good. The lmy crop is espec A new feature of juvenile reform work let them look at luwn und take heart, ially good, and farmers are very busy known us the probation system, lias • ft may lie that the state of Texas, with people. beeu inaugurated in several large East its boundless ureas, may some day lead Dr. II. II. Littlefield o f Portland, was ern cities, with excellent results. Thu in value of agricultural products, but it in town Saturday. His familiar hello, iystera is unique and is a modification can never present the pictuie of un and cordial handshake, are in them of the parole system. When it boy is broken prosperity, of successive fertile selves a gootl prescription for tho worst brought into court for misdemeanor, in fields, and the equable distribution of case of the blues. stead of being sent at once to a house of population that gives Iowa its enviable George Matty arrived homo on last correction, or being confined tiehind position at the head of tho agricultural Friday evening, his term in the U. S. prison walls, the sentence is suspended states of the greatest agricultural nation Navy having expired. Ho has been trains at Corvallis and Albany giving on probation, and lit« youth allowed to in liie world. gone about live years and has been near direct service to Newport and adjacent return home, there to remain under I lie benches. ly all over the world. oversight of a probation officer, und sub Train No 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush Miss Eva Fletcher gave an Ice cream ject to further court proceedings Iu case o f misconduct. The probation olticer is social at her home south of town Satur and other mountain resorts leaves A l day evening. Quite a number of young bany at 1:00 p. tn. alter the arrival of expected tu keep informed of ihe cldhi's people from town were in attendance S. P. south tmtiud train front Portland, conduct, to aid him, if necessary, in se reaching Detroit at 5:45 p. in. and report a splendid time. curing mid keeping employment and to For further information npply to act in general as adviser, friend and pro L. B. Ferguson was here on business Euwi.x S i - o n e , Manager. lector. Probation thus combines the a day or two last week. He does not J. Turner, Agent, Albany. giving of “ one more chance” to Ihe boy look ns though he had been confined to H. If. Cronise, Agent, Corvallis. who lias faced tlie p r o je c t of being de half rations since his residence in New- prived of liia liberty, the holding over Ix-rg if avoirdupois counts for anything. him of the continuing possibility of Come again, Lynn. P osey . punishment for deeds already dono If A l l W e r , sw vrft. his conduct fails to lie exemplary, and "F o r years I suffered with untold m i the advice, encouragement and assist sery from bronchitis," writes J. If. ance of u competent friend. ’Statistics Johnson, Broughton. (Is., "T lin t often In some cities show that this system is 1 was uuhle to work. Then, when ev so successful that less tlmtl two per cent erything else failed, I was wholly cured of the juvenile evil doers were returned by I)r. King's New Discovery for Con-j to tlie court for further proceedings dur sumption. My wife suffered Intensely ing the year. The procedure is certain from asthma, till it cured her, and all ly based upon the correct theory—that onr experience goes to show it is tiro of prevention of criminality rather than best croup medicine in the w orld." A the punishment of criminals. NEWBERG, OREGON. trial will convince von Its unrivaled for i Officers N; Directors: throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles ."ale and Al. Trial bottles free at A u ’incrs M ills , Pies . J. C. Mc- C kka , Yice-Pres. ; S. M. C alk in s , F If. Caldwell A Co. Cashier; J. K inley B l a ir . S h a t t e r , Alt ll r o o r d * Twice In n Ito-pila), F. A. Gnlledge, Verbena, Ala., pani a vast sum of money to doctors to cure a severe case of piles, causing 24 tumors. When all failed, Buck lea's Amice Salve soon cared him. Saldile, inflammation, conquers aches, kllia pains. Be*t salve in the world. 25e ut K. II. Caldwell A Co.’s drugstore. intuì Por M»lr TTon.NI-Y-AT-LV.V II. J. Link-ilei J. Fur S al«. Nine hundred acres of land within five miles o f Newburg, in different tracts. Mostly improved. Amos N’ eUon. Kml |>:n9itt* Tri%n»for». Reported by the Yamhill Co. Abstract Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, f.ir the week ending 'la y 3I, liX>2. The place to get tbe tillo o 'you r lami examined. 153 acres ; 100 aerea in cultivation, first W \Y McDonald to C H Ralmnok 100 a in la* Green die and .56.50 a in class Improvement», fine running water, T J llubbard elm t3r3 ...............> orchard etc. WOI sell all or part ; splen did farm for orchard or dairying. En G W (lid* » wf to JeppeChristenson pt .1 I’ llibbler clu> see 15 a 22 t .5 quire at this office. if r5 a 24 76 a in Toney rim and 4 a in sec 14 to r5 ............................ 1 L j 00 Tie's Dixon to John .4 Tho» Blum 60 ain (Yin Dotiahty die 1.1 rt ...I 250 Risina Steward to I, II M e»in | «r 10 4H0 a pt lVter Smith die t3 r4 Anna Welch to l> IS Woodward 30 a see 20(4 ró ............................. 750 Mary L Hess to I.nrinda Hdl 2 a a 2 rods ,u J Hess .Ilo t.1 r2 ........ H K Cobb * wf to M K Duubar 9 35 With Dr. J. K. Locke !»rd *t M a d is o n St Portland <a> u 1 S B } « I ♦ *— That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to the CR. G. C. BENNETT, ’ t Osteopathic Physician u sj um * u First class work done iu every particular, and careful attention given all customers. y D u n d e e c u s to m e r s w i l l p le a s e le a v e l l i e i r la u n d r y w it h G . W . B y e r s J r . 9 /. ^ ¿Prcssnaltj ¿Prop. ♦ M . A O T A V v R e s id e n c e i ♦ Consultation and Examination Free. WATCHMAKER JEWELER, Solicits the patronage of hia old Indiana Friends who need watch repairing done. ‘.¿07 M orrison St. P O R T L A N D , OR. g u a r a n t e e d L o E a r s ii.S ih i T h s D o u b ly T r ia n g le D ra n d C o lia rs a re stylish a n d c o m fo r ta b le . T h e o n ly c o lla r m a d e w ith a heavy 5 p ly sear.t. S o ld by ttp .to .ilata m e rc h a n ts every w h ere o r 2 sam ples s o r t p re p a id f o r 2S cents. T h ey e q u a l c o y q u a r te r c o lla r m a d e . fifo re flo a ts s h o u ld w rita f o r c u r tOOt: o ffe r. ff, ” ? ' " T r ' ^ y? WiWTjafcSjJI B. C. MILES, President. N. e . u r i i t . Vfw-Prsa. E. H. WOODWARD, Secretary. J. C. OOLCORD, Cashier. CAPITAL STOCK. S 30 .GG 0 R C. MILKS. C. K. SUAULDING. K. II. WOODWARD. N. K. BRUT. J II DOUGLAS, IB. Directors. C O K A K S P O M ItK N T S —Ladd & Tilton. Port laud; Natiom»! Park Rank. New York. StrrtUtrcrs visitics; the city nrc Invited to call at the bank fur information concerning tlie city. CoriMpondeoce invited. f/ 3 rin g us j/ o u r ‘t û a ic h c s A good Watch should last a life time, but they won’t do that unless you give them proper care. Don’t let them run over two years without an oiling. You injure the delicate works if you do. We are prepared to do every thing in the line of watch repairing. insiow The place to get your PRESCRIPTION W ORK A SP E C IA L T Y . Hooka, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Articles. Cantara and Kotlnks uud all kinds ol'C a m a ra Supplies. I.K8SONS G I V E N EKY. IN K O D A K - ALBERT SCHWEIZER, TAILOR M O D E L N O . 5, $40; M O D E L N O . 7, $50 P e r fe c t io n I n T y p e w r it e r s Is A t L a s t R e ac h ed - • - - A / iif/ o to O r d e r Blickeusderfer combines good work, easy operation and durability at a minimum cost W . A . R ID E O U T S ta rk street. -A.gent, T’ ortlanci D E NTISTS Fewberg, Ore. C om o one, C o n io a ll Correspondents: Shop next to Moore’s Drugstore Western National Bank, New York, U. S. National Bank, Port land, McMinnville National Bank, McMinnville. Established 1S93. EOf Perfume are you using— it is^ £ so nice? ^ kjWhy it is Iixtraite de Violette’-'t K de P.irme, manufactured b> |J ^ Roger & Gallet, Paris. *3 C \”.d where did von get it? A ' i ^ F. H. CALDW ELL & CO.V-j The Prescription Druggists. >3 fc And the price only 75 cent-ft •J per ounce. Well I guess Ijj ^ will go and get an ounce. a Don t become discourafed. There is 8 cure for you. If m tf> 4rv write I'r Ken nr r \ Well vott will have to hurrv a - 1 llf hue spent a lift' time uurtn* Jn-t such I’ltM-sMjfours. A ll consult at lone Free. V there is onlv a lit. te<’ arnouti■•2 **1 bad sc to re rase of kidney disease and imported each y r. rheumatism, discharging bKanijr matter Suffered mien*»** pain. 51 v elftV M trrlo u M v effected wlih female tnmblct- I'r. Funner* kAY ell if you do not get the Vio kiUuey and Hack a -be i tire cured vs both. ^ let’e de Parrae, they have lotsi F XI. WllEKLLU* Randolph, la.” prucfistp, 9Ar ft. A«k forCook Kook Free. U of others at 25 to 50 cents pet”; ; Stire Cure Circuleront • K* uncr, FrvUou.a. N Y Vi ounce, which are very nice. I I.C .Hiwell A Co. J t *slil u antes Uut in the 9¿/ash * ULLEÏTE ft ft ft Satisfaction Is what we aim to give our cus tomers in all linos of Roods. J ’rso with NEW BERG W SASH & DOOR $ factory $ ft ft 5 A * $ ^ f Keep on hand and manu- tijf Picture everything in the W line of yS? ft ft 2 'A 2 ft ft ¿Purchases on Cvcry thing in stock. E H R E T BROS. ft ^ ft ft ft ft Casti ^ LQJL^JULÍ ü L í U L p J ) w. MORRIS UK ACOCK w G 003S. WINDOWS, $ MOULDINGS, $ TU3NINCS, CREST- jg 11123 , BRACKETS. S 0003 AND WINDOW ^ FSAMES, FANCY Si CASINGS, ETC. W £ 2 ^ Y ou r patronage sol- Sjif t i> lo tte d . f t ^ UP $ 2 W. P. EEACOCK & SONS W
