THE NEWBERC GRAPHIC
F . H . WooDWARU,
“S t S ilt Conies Out
in the W ash * ' —
EDITOR A PUBLISHER,
W< C. W o o d w a r d , A sso ciat e K ditoh
¿oltfred as second-clas* u unter at the postolttce
at New berg, Oregon.
That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to th
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Willie Vermont is celebrating “ old
home week,” Oregon towns are rustling
lively for funds with w hich to adver
tise our statu with tho purpose of usher
ing in a new home era within our bor-
Come iu and let us prove it to you.
W e also make
Americans should look upon their Brit-
ish cousins with forbearance in the
great to-do they make in t lie coronation
of the’ r king. It’s only about once a life
time for then while we Americans
crown a greater potentate overy four
years.
One more political -weather vane au
gurs well for the political aspirations
moving tiie object from the public
and success of President Roosevelt, now
gaze, a step touurd a higher staudard of
that Carl Bi-liurz is denouncing him.
morals has been taken.
It’s simply the wsy the irascible Mr.
Ucliurz lias of kicking against the pricks,
and few hut Mr. Schorr take ids words
seriously.
On account of ill health, associate
justice of tiie United Slntes Supreme
Court, Horace Gray, lias tendered his
resignation to President Roosevelt.
Oliver W endell Holme*, o f Massachu
setts, son ami namesake of the late Dr.
Holmes, tiie poet and essayist, and one
of tiie foremost jurists of the country
lias lieen appointed to succeed Justice
seif.
Tiie transportation companies
Gray.
lon e come to their assistance and made
very liberal rates on hauling exhibits of
While Oregon is strongly republican
all kinds. Another is, the people are
it is all interesting fact that a good many
beginning to realize t liât it is time to
of tl.e county others are tilled by dem o
let tiie outside world know of the won
crats says an observing exchange. Of
derful resources of our state, and be
tiie thirty-three county judges 21 aie
lieve that tho State Fair is the proper
democrats and 12 republican. There
place to meet tiie better class of lignia-
«re 18 democratic sheriffs and 15 repub
seekers This will make tile fair doubly
lic m sheriffs. 17 county clerks are re
valuable. It will give those who are
publican and 1(1 democratic. 21 treas
looking for homes on tiie Pacific Coast
urers are republican, and 10 democrats.
an opportunity to see in a I k s I y wliut
22 superintendents are republican and
our s'ate cun produce, without traveling
11 demócrata.
all over tho state at great expense. It
will also give the cxliilihor the best
At tiie brilliant coronation ceremonies possible opportunity of showing his
o f King Edward VII, tiie physical col products, whether it lie grains, grasses,
lapse of I lie aged archbishop of Canter fruits, vegetables, livestock, minerals or
bury, w ho pel formed the cerem ony and ! manufactured goods.
the delicate and precarious condition j
o f the monarch himself, must have cull- j One o f the most c•om inon of Mug ran I
ed strikingly to tiie minds of many bo-]
J abuses to which tho general public is
holders of tiie imperial pageantry, tiie' subject Is that practiced by tiie ubiqui
thought, if not the expression of tiie] tous bill poster, to which alunm tiie
heuutifuliy framed verse,
Graphic has referred on more than one
"The boast of hsrnMry, the pomp ot power,
And all Uiat beauty, all that wealth e'er gave, ! occasion. One of tiie first steps toward
a needed reform is to awaken I he public
Awsft alike the hieviiahle hour—
The path* ot glory Iced hut to the grave."
to a senao of repugnance and injury.
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! People have become *o accustomed to
Newspaper renders have been con- the sigliUof flaring advertisements int
imated during the past few days by pertinently exhorting them to use this
glaring headlines, giving warning to or that brand of tobacco or take this or
Eastern Oregon and Washington farm- that species < f pills, flint it is hard for
ers to be aware of tiie politicians. Tills them to differentiate them from Hie
advice comes from n trio of railroad ^ natural fitness of things. It is enrotir-
presidents— tiie three greatest in tiie aging to note that in Portland anti-bill-
world—who have just held a seance hoard sentiment is being nroused and a
witli tiie grain growers. Really, gen- crusade Inis been opened against the de-
(lumen, you must he jo k in g . Tiie aver- faceinent of the tow n. Of course, ns
age reader wonders w liat is in story j would ho expected, tho protest of tlioee
when tiie magnates turn »cold shoulder], in Hie hill posting business lias I icon
to Lite politicians.—Oregon City Fitter-1 aroused, but as the Oregonian says, tiie
prise.
j city owe* nothing in tho way of privi-
Heal E state T ra n sfers.
Reported by the Yamhill (,'o. Abstract
Co. at McMinnville, O regon,, for the
week ending May 31, 1902.
The place
to get the title of your land examined.
0 A Trimble to John A Hicks 1 08 a
in C 11 Graves dlo to rO ............... COO
U 8 to G W Bennett and wf 320 a in
sec 21 and 22 t3 r o ........................... pat
John and Sarah A Hicks to C U
Hyde 16 n 15 r6 ............................... 850
S C Hamden and wf to Edmund
Robinson Its 1 to 8 blk 56 Ed-
warils ml to New b e r g ......................500
H C Burns and wf to A J HuntaUer
It G 111k 7 2nd ad M cM ................... 45
Adolf Matthias and wf to Frances H
Rohr n b f Its 5 and 6 M cM ........... 250
U S to Joint G Wlsecarvcr 100 a e hf
sec 8 t2 r 6 ...........................................pat
U S to Geo O Masterly 100 w hf sec
8 t2 rO. ............................................ pat
G It Benton and wf to F II Huffman
135 a sec 8 and 7 15 r9.....................1800
Marriage lácense.
Harriet Greene GO, to Pleasant Orchard
PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PICTURE
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A LSO T H E L E A D IN G
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U N D ERTAK ERS.
and tore his face in a frightful manner.
Considering his age, which is nearly 70
yeais, the contest «as unequal.
Fortu
With Dr. J. K. Locke
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nately, Dr. Win. Myers, just from the
Fast, came along and killed tiie dog and
lini A Madison St
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then directed his attention to tiie old
P ortlan d, Ore.jij
gentleman who was bleeding freely
g a fa r a ? arac-2 C T ^ g-a r^ 3 fa gJ i^ ;
from some deep wouuds in his face.
These tiie doctor soon dress, d and at
last accounts the patient was resting as
w . IV. B allai
easy as could he expected.— Reporter. ¡ I H. B. CLOVOH
DR. FRED CULLETTE
N ow Is t lif A p p oin ted T im e.
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CLOUGH & BALLAINE
medium.”
It was the most strategic of polith-ul
moves whivli the ritilrod magnates made
when they met llto firmer* of Easlern
W ashington, Jollied them by talking
agriculture to them, and made a reduc
tion in freight rates. The reduction Is
needed badly enough, and in itself is to
he welcomed, hut the ultimate cost is
great for the following reason. Tiie rail
road Interests h ive dominated Wash
ington polities, until tiie corruption
therefrom is *0 vile Hint the stench is
acented ffom afar. They have held up
railroad legislation and snapped their
fingers in tiie farmers’ faces. Tins cry
of tho latter has lieen heard and a man
has been raised up in tiie per-nn of Gov
ernor M cBride w ho lias undertaken a
vigorous aud dntiirmined anti rai'road
policy. H e ia the champion of the peo
ples’ rights. Tiie railroad people, seeing
that something must lie done, decided
upon working tiie people, tlie farmers,
ns the easiest plan am! at the sums time
the most effectual, and their excursion
into Eastern Washington is the result.
The horny tlsted sons of toil threw up
their hats at the reduction given them ,
ns if tiie victory were w on, when the
fact ia, it lias been blocked. In the be-
ginning of the light, die farmers have
hecu ’Jr.twu into ambush and the gor-
K ew b erg . O reg on .
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W. E . Coman writes that McMinnvi'.le
lias surpassed all oilier towns in Oregon
in the amount of money raised for ad
vertising I lie state, considering tiie lime.
The subscriptions of McMinnville and
surrounding towns amount at tiie pres
ent time to aliout one thousand dollars.
Tills was practically all raised in three
days....... J. \V. Henry has disposed of
liis interest iu a livery business at Tiie
Dalles and will return to MoMinnville.
— Register.
ALBERT SCHWEIZER, TAILOR
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and reduced in weight to E.D pounds. I now
weigh 16.1 pounds.
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Photographer C. C. Harlan, o f Raton,
O., o ut do so now, though for years lie
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agony from tiie worst form of indiges
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«Of Perfu me are you using— it iso,
so nice?
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jjjWby it is Extraite de Violette^j
>5 de Parme, manufactured byb
j Roger & Gallet, Paris.
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S The Prescription Druggists. )4
¿And the price—only 75 cents’*
« per ounce. Well I guess 1 ^
will go aud get an ouuce.
ti
jjVVell you will have to hurry as^
jj| there is only a limited amount^
.J imported each year.
»W ell if you do not get the Vio-^
H lette de Parme, they have lots^
U of others at 25 to 50 cents peril
E ounce, which are very nice. ¡J
Sbop*uext to Moore's Drugstore
liue of
” Yam BUI ha* been lit* butt of »good riotous hull deg
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Last Sunday hi
know 11 el'lten of
along tiie road on
The Double Triangle Brand Cellars are stylish and
comfortable. The only collar made with a heavy S,
ply scam. Sold, by updo.date merchants everywhere
or 2 samples sent prepaid for 23 cents. They equal
any quarter collar made. Merchants should writ •
for our 1902 offer.
Shatters A ll R ecord s.
Mr. Clay Rowell, of W illam ina, (TO
brought into this nifli-e Monday morn- 4 S
ing some last year's apples and some
radishes, the large-tot which were 12
Inches long and ten inches around. Mr.
Rotvell says the radishes are wild ss
there has not been 11 radish seed planted
on the place for ten years. If any one / K
thinks they can bent tills record just trot
it out.—Sun,
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them pas* in review. It will U> turned
by water power. There will lie n man
in charge to answer all questions. We
are going on the assumption that a lot
ol tiie liomeseekers will come from Mis.
sottri, and we shall Ic in a position to
show them. The pamphlet* will give
them food for thought, Intt the working
exhibit will show them In-yond a .pies-
tion of a doubt w hat can lie raised and
manufactured in Yamhill county.
G u a r a n te e d L in e n C o lla r s 2 5 C ?i
CLARENCE BUTT
L ook rienflnnt, lM rn if.
in Portland Tuesday. He is gathering
malerisl for it 100,000 edition o f a
pamphlet descriptive of Yam hill's re
sources, and in addition to that will pre
pare the Yamhill county exhibit at the
Sia'e Fair, and says tiie latter will not
only lie unique, hut will be one o f tiie
I k ‘ »1 displays ever seen front any single
county.
"W e will play old Yamhill against
llto state,” said lie.
“ Tiie business
men are fully uwuke to the advantage
u s y o u r T lla t c / ic s
Til ins low P ros,
Tiie O R. A N. Co. lias just issued a
I t
handsomely illustrated pamphlet en
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Physicians A Surgeons
titled ,‘ .'Oregon, Washington and Idaho
and their Resources.”
People iu the t Newberg,
Oregon
east are anxious for information about
tiie Pacific North West. I f you will
give the O. It. A N. Co agent a list of
TTOItNEY-.VT-I.AW
names of eastern people who are likely
to he interested, tiie booklet will he
mailed free to such persons.
Will prsctice in «11 thè court* of thè siate
Special attentimi inveli to prohate work, thè
A. L. Cr.AKi, G . P. A.,
wrltlinj of decita, mortgages. cuntracts and thè
tlO
Portland, Ore.
drafting of all legai papera.
A man told us the other day that wo
did not publish all tiie tilings that hap
pened. We should say we don ’ t. In
tiie Ilrst pluce we have others who d e
pend on us for a living. If we published
all that happened we should soon be
witli the angels. In order to please
people we must print only nice tilings
of thorn and leave tho rest to the gos
sips; yes its a fact, we don't print all
the news. If we did wouldn’ t it make
spicy leading? But title would he for
one week only.
The next week you
would read our obituary and there
would he a streuge face in heaven.—Ex.
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A good Watch should last a
life time, but they won’t do
that uttless 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.
T. B. CUM M INGS & CO.
D ropsy, Fem ale T roubles.
Editor Slinlt o f tilt* Heppner Times,
beitig oewly elected sherlff of Mormw
county, and beitlg tinta obliged to lay
down lite pen and (nko up Ilio sword,
Ime sold liis newepaper. In ld.a vnledic-
tory to bis renderà ilio iniiuiUble editor
tlmnkd lliem for p:tst favors and savs:
“ Nhould it hecnuie necessnry for me ut
any future timo to bang yoit or nny of
your (ricada, Ilio meinury ni happy asso-
uialious in lite pimi will surely prompt
■noto let yo'j dow n easy. Ilut wliile
thè scaffnld Ims ita inissimi ou carili, it
would paia me to set* nny newspsper
mìni culied up Inglier llirough sudi n
S . Tf. Pressnait, P rop .
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the average boy.
We met a man not
long ago who bad just paid $180 for a
pure bred cow to gratify a son's desire
for the foundation for a herd o f catlle
That boy could not be driven 10 town by
any means. He will shortly complete
the country school course, wheu he will
take a business course and two winter
courses ill the Purdue school of agricul
ture.
H e will be heard o f before many
years as a breeder of Angus cattle. The
fault is ofteu with the parents, if the
boy goes to town. The country is their
natural pla<-e, and sooner or later they
will have a longing for country life.
Look upon the pages of history and it is
ascertained that great men in all ages
have gone back to Held, orchard and
garden when their public zaieers have
ended.
Washington preferred his farm
to the presidency. Patrick Henry de
clined the chief justiceship and the p o r
tion o f secretary of Btate that he might
enjoy the rural delights of his home. It
has ever been regarded as the most hon
orable vocation for men. Cyrus sur
prised Lysander by presenting fruit
from trees of his own plauting and the
result of Ilia own care.
This is the
poetry of soil culture. Hi ill it is some
times full of hardships and lias its pri
vations. So does every oilier vocation,
and when we view them all with tiie
eye of discernment, when we weigh the
good and ill of all departments o f human
effort still their remains a large balance
of good in favor o f soil tilling as a life
work.— Farmers’ Guide.
Dundee customers will please leave their laundry
with O . W . Dyers J r.
9 / t w io r y ,
O re g o n .