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» v A * oM IV»r>. 'I The Forecast ol ihe*uàJgB change« tu it»« weethnr aprvwi uoiio* Ihet « liow»« voto» and * heavy cough may Invada Iba • « U l y 9 l Inalili tu your booae. Oda l i « panni« bave a botila of Oaa Min ato Cough Cura alwaya at hand. K . H W ill Mad lana, u*., writ«!: “ I am in- daMad to Oaa Minuto Cough Cava (or Oty IIIUIMHIpml beatili, and probably m y Hfo.” l i «ate* Coughs, Ooldg, Le- ■ «W Oripp. Brooahiii», l’neumonla and all M flK la le y a a d K a t e Throat and Lang irouble*. Ona U la ma Cough Cura cui» th i phlegm, draw* «■ mite.» Tba death of l b s Reed closed Iba out iba infiammai ion, b a ili and auotbea eh opter of oro of the atrangaet rivalries tba murom im b ru n o * andoirengthina Iha lungi. that «ear occurvd la American politice— tba rivalry batweea MaKInley aad Raad. o f C o n d o le n c e . Tba contest was a a t bitter; it rarely W hxsxas , It ia wlib sorrow (hat wa, c a m above the sia h u a of things, yet it the member« of the W. R. O , mourn waa an taevitebto anafikfl, and waa atada Ibo death of ana oi our msmbara, Mim aa by the character» o f tba two men and Niaa Hawley, who departed this lift, on their propiaqaity la political Ute. Th« Wednesday.Deo. 17th, at Collage Place, moa ware aa août bollii to oaa another Walla W alla, Washington. It has plew as a dog aad s e a t l a aa trait of their •d God to tabs this loved one from oar cha racters wate they «imiter, aad each midar, In the fresh bloom of ber youth. irritated the other. M aKloley waa aoi- 8lie had endeared herself to all who knew bar by bar lovable disposition and rivan to Briaca AlborhMsad^whita string winning ways. Bbe sleep« la Jesus aad ties, rover revealing bimaslf except to wo foal sabastealve to the Divine will, bia lattaaatm, canny, U etfal, urban«, therefor« ba It adroit, smooth, oleaginous sad placid. Raaocvan: That we spread t h i Raed waa braaqua; a Jolly man who word« of sym pathy on our minutes aad libad to reveal hte real self and hated order oar charter draped for SO days; aoboiar who «!*•> that a copy bo i t to Ibo bereaved (lather and teeter, who a n left to moor and a copy also bo published ia tl Newberg papers. ; Commit!«. i writers, r'saaw b will shoe ateto hm aro nan Bad many writer« whom the paopte «lall honor. Tba «apport a m eal of a writer oa tba part o f hte own paopla Is doubly appro b ated, aber peas bis talea ia and gives him seat lor fatata Ubera. F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R *6, Ia! i t u r t h a t brightly oaa party and protoctlon- 7 ¡bat there stopped the par- hscaaae floor leader and ml- saber of the Hom e; McKin- tfaatad ss speaker o f the want into committee work, to bia glory; the qualities would have put into tlie would have made him a failure. •d waatbe tuan needed and wo baa changed the current tmarican Congress aa grant- Modmsnt to tba Constitu tion. M cKinley rose afterwards to his glory aad forced Reed oat of political life. M cKinley's tactics there wata distinctly b is« w a ;'h e need eo outward allow of fora». B e did not appear to ba aooving at all. Y et be ground Read aa with a glacier; there ii no doubt that II Raad had b a n promdent be would hum forced McKinley not of notion. There had bean ran. Reed was oat of it; the book was closed on bia ambition. He kaew ft. After a simple aseal had been pat away, Reed pushed bqek hie abair aad began to talk. For three long hoars he dfoeoarsed moat beautifully upon Ufa, its uncertainty, its real rewards, aad the cheeks and baton ess; upon fame aad its accidents and Its emptiness; up as» death and immortality, and God and all bia ways and works. It was a kind o f fanerai oration the like of which tow seen are privileged to hear. A t the aad o f it all the big man threw back his bead and looked up a t the great oak rafters of tlw room for a long while, a nd then tot his hands fall heavily on the abort arms of the chair aa he sighed, “ HI. bo! What does R a il T Where to it going? Who are we? What is this anlathomed mystery wa rail Ufo— God knows 11 don’t.” Bead was McKinley*! intellectual su perior, and he oouldaH beip bat know it. Bead was a scholar of wide and Jadlei oas reading. Ha knew things at tba bam; understood tba altimste phil osophy o f them. So be wrote well. He got a chapter in a sentence. He was al ways sere. His style eras epigrammatic. McKinley bad Iba wordy style of a man who to aot quite eertaia of his position, and trying to aonviaoa himself No two a n revealed the il l vac so nakedly ia their styles aa M cKinley sod Read. Ia M cK inley’s written a ad apaken Jan- by Ite Yoxn L BE GLADTO Sf R FINE LINE OF Christmas Dishes, useful as i a good X m as present. failed. Improvement came at ones sud four bottles entirely cured her.” Guar anteed by F. H. Caldwell A Co., drog- gtofo- .'y, f I Sunday Schools, Etc. • y S P E C IA L P R I C E S ^ WE ARE ALSO TH E L E A D IN G U N D ER TAK ER S. F R E H k T P O R T E R & L A R K IN ’S We i n lire a n ; Christmas Eve, Deo. M, One Fine Doll and Go Cart, valued «M R, to the moat popular Mim between lha age oM to IS. Every Dollar a n r c i n eutillas you to a vote. Vota tor «bam you cbooio. Voiee will h a - m u d «very day and result» anodMusat) for aaeh day. The jrm «eoeivlng the big beet number of voma up to the c toeing hoar D u m b e r M, will receive the Doll and Go Oait which la no Dieplay at oar atom. ChH and nib, and cash a vota to make oouio littlo Mlm Y o o n lor a Merry Christmas, Hippy. WATCHMAKER JEWELER, PO R TER & L A R K IN . For the old and young are on exhibition at oar Store. A nice line of T h e place to g e t your DRUGS & MEDICINES. Morning: and Opera Shawls, Slippers, Toys, Dolls and Games. The goods just from Japan PRESCRIPTION W ORK A are simply immense in Quantity, Style, Beauty SPECIALTY. Utility and Value. It B o o k s , S t a t io n e r y , F a n c y a n d A r t ic le s . C am ara and K o d a k s a a d a ll k in d s o f C a m a r a w ill T o i l e t Supplies. EHRET BROS. L E S S O N S G IV E N IN K O D A K * BBT. V. P. HEACQCI & SOR foam of bia paper in the next month. In the two weeks following, bia oir- eolation doubled, hot when he named his wifa ba had to learn town. Bank öf Newberg. Kevelutloa l e a h w t A sum sign ofapproaching revolt and serious trouble in yoor system is ner vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach np seta. Electric Bitters will quickly dla- msmber the tioubleaom onuses. It never foils to tone the stomach, Regu late the Kidney4 and Bowels, stimulate J M X X X * 2 T K the Liver and clarify the blood. Run down «rötems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish un der its searching aad thoroogh effective ness. Electric Bitters only coat 50c, and that is returned if It don’t give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by F . H. Caldwell & Co., druggists. H a d e a Q bod P o litic ia n . A «r«U knows politician once asked a New England clergyman wlist-were hie iatantiona for tba future of bia vigorous youngster who was playing on the lawn. “ Well b e __ «aid > t jy wife and I believe in natural selection and letting the boy follow the bent of his mind. To find o at what that was, »re left him Ve* Sal«. in the sitting room one day with a Nine hundred aeras of land within five Bible, a ailver dollar and an apple. I said, ‘ I f when wo some back ha is read miles of Newberg, ia different tracts. Amos Nelson. ing tba Bible I shall train him to follow Mostly improved. mo aa a preacher; if be has pocketed the dollar I shall make a hanker of him; if be ia playing with the apple I will pot him o n a farm .’ When we returned be was sitting on the Bible, eating the apple from ona band and clutching tba dollar in the other, and I remarked: “ Wife, this boy is a hog; we must make a politician of him.’’— Philadelphia Led ger. OR. FRED CULLETTE CAPITAL STOCK, tS D .O Q I* NEW BERG, OREGON. C. K BPAlKbiNO. Officers & Directors: K H. W OODW ARD A l t H hos M il l s , Pres., J. C. Me* C r b a , Vice-Pres.; S. M. C a l k in s , Cashier; J. K in l x y B l a i r . Correspondents: Western CLARENCE BUTT, National Bank, Y ork, U . S. National Bank, N ew ! J Ä U « . c n a s u r u g D B s n —u *4 * m land: HtUowl Fork Booh. Msw Tort. Port land, M cM in n vilk National Bank, Strana*!« rialti d » ih« honk ter M cMinnville. Established 1893. aba- Oanmw i*By «r« is wiro te «sit ai i Invìi«*. NEWBERG STEAM LAUNDRY. DR. A . N . P R E S S N A L , Prop. C. C. BENNETT, Osteopathic Physician All kinds of Washing dona in find o i l styto. Gentlemen’s work a specialty. Special rates to families. Home Chyttol— Home Labor. M . V O T A W R e s id e n c e . A fleetly Nl.uk«. Blunders are sometimes very expen sive. Occasionally life itself ia the price of a mistake, bat you’ll never be wrong if you take Dr. King's New Life Fills for Dyspepsia, Dtsxinees, Headaches, Liver and Bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thoroogh. 25c, at F. H. Caldwell A Co.’s drug store. ConaultaU on and K x sm tn slio a Free. B y * 'l l " I mean Christmas, and it w ill be a merry one for yoa if yoa buy yout good* here. the holidays have only name, and that U It is not difficult to guess where the •mall boy in the following «tory gets his breeches: A Salisbury man bought a new set of fates teeth. “ I’»pa,” asked his young hopeful, what are yoa goin’ to do with lb* old UnsT" “ Throw them sway, son.** “ I ’ll bet,” answered the youngsters, after a brief period of med itation, “ that yòu have ’ton cot down for ms.’* M y offerings for Quality, with one price-the reasonable price. M y Hoe is new, and takes in everything that makes good, substantial, serviceable gifts— gifts that w ill please CLOUGH & CLOUCHEK you as the purchaser and make the recipient glad that they V ' • '■ T " " ■ V P h y s ic ia n s A S u rg e o n s tir r ‘-----The g reat est calamity that erold have befallen America was to have Tom Read elected President when Mc Kinley waa elected. He would aot have allowed Aaaertoe to go to war with fipaig. Ha eroald have been Impeach ed by Coagreas and ear declared in spite of him. From ay intellectual stood point Road would have been light; bat there is a loros in the world stronger An editor in a North Dakota town tkaa brataa; that« la a destiny of no stated in hte paper, says an csrhsnga, tions aa wafl as man. and whan wa ¡that be had been ktaasd by the moat woold pal oar own Httle wills in its besatifal married women In town, and way, something oateid« ourselves—call promised to tell her nemo in tlie first it deoil ay or ro w tendency or God— seem Ko*«i n y. , «pssa cere. “ Dyspepsia," wit Digest* all classes of food, tones and ¡ strengthens tba . tornasi, and digestiva a*bU tas/’**Thou!ri organa Caras DyapspMa. Indigestion, j com plaint Field sufl Stomach trouble«, and make« rich rad Mon all hte Ufa A t Mood, health and strength Kodol re-1 °**’1 ^ bo ibis wornout tissue«, parities,strength- preparetfoa 111 ana and sweeten* the m ach. Gov. O . Iteres it o f work by i , writes W. Atkinson, of W. V a . raya: I have B a t eoon restores It Pills ia ' i d a number of beUtoa o f Kodol and M r a n g t h e a t e a [ bead- ! have found It to be very effective and •*“ * sch Eugene Os. PAINTS AND OILS, WINDOW CLA88, PICTURE M0ULDINC3, GENERAL HOUSE FURNI8NINC8. T. B. CUMMINGS At CO. F a r m f o r S o le . 11*J£ acres, 52 acres In cultivation— suitable for growing grains, fruits and hope; balance in second growth Umber good tor cord wood. Plenty of running water on the place. This farm is aita- ated one half mil« waat of Newberg, Coupons on Chinaware gfVen with all goods purchased. pay you to g iv e ns a call. Yam hill Co., Oregon, in n community c .m .r Up-to-date designs alw ays on hand. Oor Dry Goods Line is Better Then Brer. Fascinators {or E verybody, all sizes, all prices Our Department is Complete, a fine Line for Ladies & Gentlemen fbr House of SU; Wear. GOOD XMAS PR E SE N T, A Fright»»«* ffl*r«« Running like mad down Mie street dumping ite occupante, or a hundred other accident«, are svary day occur- snees. It behooves everybody to have A*Maf f t r A a («liable salve handy and there’s none U-VITUS'DANCE aa good as Backten’e Arnica Halve p „ r S a le b y F . H .O a K iw e ll A Co, Burns, Cate, Hores, E r n e s and Piles disappear qnickly under its soothing effect. S e , at F. H . Caldwell A Oo ’s drag atore. £ . •*> Also our Hoe o f Jes for Xmas Trees, righ t Will he Bitter. Those who will preafet In cioaing their eo n against the recommendation of Dr. K in g 'i Now Discovery for Con sumption, will have a long and hitter fight with their troubles, II not ended «artier by fatal term I M t loo. Read what T . R. Beall, of Beall, Mim. has to m y : “ Last tail my wife had every lympton of consumption. She took Dr. King’s B .I» r T k u f*.mat.r. A piece of flannel dampened in Cham berlain’* Pain Balm and bound on the affected parts, ia better than a plaster for a lame back and for paina in the aide or ebaet. Pain Balm baa no superior as a liniment for the relief of deep seated, moscular and rheumatic paina. For sale by 0 . F. Moore (k Co. H o b wlroa seal «Ma a they oaa mm that tba WE Stenn Winslow, Vhe Jeweler, u i r r c a m K .I» . D i x v a . v,. U i » a . D B N T I S T S , L Newberg « FLOUR A FEED STORE. I g Oregon C ity Headquarters for General .Supplies, such M l - FLOOR. FEED, HAT INO GRAIN. •■ OBss «vu Cbahatsm Valtey tunk. » « ••» ••• CARDEN & FLOWER 8EED8 KEPT IN STOCK, LAND PLASTER AND FIELD PEAS AGENTS r o it B F TERRY T O N S O R I H li A R T I S T A Co SATISFAC* EVERY PATRON TION BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION Pree Delivery. WARD F ir s t S tre e t & BARCLAY O re . ^