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the m ourners w ere n o t respon­
sible, and were attacked b y the
fintateti u Moond-claaa natter at the portoli!o* others. The son o f th e w o m a n
at Newberg, Uregoa.
w h ose funeral w a s being held
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY m O r M INQ. w a s s o ou traged b y the affair
th a t he defl&tts his purpose o f
B. H. WOODWARD. Editor and PoMtahor.
feuing the union and it s ' officers.
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t i C. WOODWARD. Associate Editor.
The Indianapolis, Ind., Journal
rem arks th a t a t a tim e when
$1*00 Per Year in Advance* la b o r unions nted all th e friends
they can get, it lo o k s as if a per­
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verse fate led them t o a cts th a t
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To a (j< od Book.
them .
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N É W B E R G GRAPH IC,
pttme, friend, aud ait with mo)
We two are company
ho, in our calm retreat,
end nothing fr-un the Btroet,
or opera, nor play, nor danoe, •
Nor elub, nor dinner, to enhanoe
ía e pleaautlfr that i« to b e — .
Each in tbe other’s company.
’on giVe me everythin!, while A -
give you nothing, and I algh
Because— vhat do you sayT
1 lova y o i, and no other pay A ' . ‘
You ask (or your alluring clieerT
I* that enough? It is so easy, dear*,
T 1 love you that it seems to me
ifctve you nothing for your company.
-¿William J. T.aii.pton, in tbe Reader;
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A ccord in g t o the L o s Ahgeles
H erald: “ H a rb ors are said t o be
the h ó b b y o f Binger H erm ann,
th e new congressm an from Ore­
g o n : T h a t is a g o o d h o b b y t o
h a r b o r .” ,
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Newspapers are busily discuss­
in g the question as t o w hether
w om en talk t o o m uch.
We
should éay it depends altogeth er
on the w om a n —speaking firotn
experience m ore o r less personal.
For Your Scrapbook:
The following poejU wia reed by Ret'. L. b,
Barr before the ChHstUn Endeavor Bbfclety of
tbe Friends church e couple of Bnndtys ego,
and is certainly worthy of a larger Ipdlenoe
than heard it oil that o<*aslofc. The bosm is
from the pen ttt Commissioner of Pensions
Eugene F. Wars, whoso nom do plume is Iron-
qnill. Though a well seasoned poltticlln, who
frequented Rev. Barr's father’s house ih Kan­
sas, tt is said that it was his literary Vdtk that
first caught the attention of President ttoose-
TeW‘
THJB WASHERWOMAN’S BONG.
In a very hhmble cot,
In a rathbr fillet spot,
In the suds and in the soap,
Worked a woman fun of hope;
Working, sinking, all alone,
In a sort of undertone:
“ With the Savior for a friend,
T — W* will keep me to the end.**
,
Sometimes happening along,
I had heard the semi-song,
And I often used to smile,
More in sympathy than guile;
But I never said a word
In^egard to what I heard,
As she sang about her friend
Who would keep her to the end.
Not in sorrow nor in glee
Working all day long was she,
A* her children, three or four,
Played around her on the floor:
But in monotones the song
She was humming all day long:
"With the Savior for a friend,
He will keep me to the end.”
An exchange says: A new gam e
called “ C hristianity” is being
played i 1 certain p a rts o f the
It's a song I do not sing,
For I scarce believe a thing
city: The girls g et on one sice
Of the stories that are told
and dre Christians. , The b o y é
Of the ihlraclea V»f old:
But I know that her belief
g e t on the oth er side and are the
Is the anodyne of grief,
heathens. Then the hfeathens ---------And will always be a friend
Who will keep her to the end.
em brace C hristianity.
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G ròver Cleveland is the father
- o f a bou n cin g b a b y b o y , an d as
a rew drd o f m erit g ets his pic­
ture in all the city papers. B u t
the public has seen G rover’s pic­
ture before. I f the tw entieth
century jo u rn a ls w ould be strictly
enterprising, w h y d id n ’t they
present a picture o f the b a b y ?
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Just a'trifle lonesome she,
Just as poor as poor can be;
But her spirits always rose,
Like the bubbles in the clothes,
And, though widowed and alone,
Cheered her with the monotone,
. Of a Savior ahd a friend
Who would keep her to the end.
I haye seen heV rub and scrub,
On ths washboard In the tub.
While the baby sopped in suds,
Rolled and tumbled in the duds,
Or was paddlihg in the pools,
With old scissors stuhk in spools;
She still humming of her friend
Who would keep her to the end.
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“ She flys w ith her o w n w in g s ”
human hopes and human creeds
are the significant w o r d s w h ich
Have their root in human needs;
appear in the sta te o f O regon
And I should not wish to strip
’
From that washerwoman’s lip
em blem . The spirit o f the B oa rd
Any song that she can slug,
o f T rade m eeting M orttiay even­
Any hope that Songs can bring;
For the woman has a friend
in g, and the expressions there
Who will keep hdr to the end.
voiced, w òu ld indicate th a t the
sam e m o t t o w ou ld be a fittin g Reduced Excursion Kates to tbe
Seaside and Mountain R e ­
one fo r thè to w n o f N ew berg. A
sorts for the Summer.
stu rd y spirit o f energy and inde-
pence is the best advertisem ent a
The Southern Pacific C om p an y
t o w n can have.
has placed on sale a t very lo w
rates round trip tickets t o the
I t ’s n o w on d er the Church o f various resorts a lo n g its lines,
R om e w a s so solicitous o f the w< 1- and also, in conn ection w ith the
fare o f the old man on the T iber C orvallis and E astern R ailroad,
and an xiou s for h i ; preservation, to D etroit and the seaside a t
w hen one considers o r sizes up Yaquina B ay, la tter tickets g o o d
his “ probable successors” as re­ for return until O ctober 10th.
produced in new spaper cuts.
Three-day tickets t o Y aquina
A ny one o f them w ou ld a p p ear B ay, g o o d g o in g S aturdays, re­
m uch better adapted t o the w o rk turning M on da ys, Are on sale at
o f a city Ward heeler o f the grea tly reduced rates from all
second order than t o the high points Eugene and north on b oth
calling o f the V icar o f Christ on E ast and W e il Side lined, en­
earth.
ablin g people t o spend Sunday
a
. P ope L eo X III, the venerable t the seaside^ Very lo w round
head o f the g rea t C ath olic tri'p rates are also m ade betw een
church, after h avin g displayed P ortla n d and sam e p oin ts on
•remarkable v ita lity for one o f the Southern Pacific, g o o d g o in g
his years, finally passed a w a y Saturdays, returning Sunday o r
a llow in g
P ortland
T hu rsday afternoon a t the age M o n d a y ,
o f ninety-three years. Besides people t o speild Sunday in the
h a v in g been a great and p ro ­ cou n try and the ou t-o f-to w n
gressive religious leader, he has people t o haVe the d a y in P o r t­
been a m aster hand a t d iplom acy land.
T ickets from P ortlan d t o Y a­
w ith tem poral rulers, and the
aged p on tiff goes t o the to m b quina B ay g o o d for return vfh
reverenced by th? entlhe w orld , A lbany and East Side, o r C or­
irrespective o fr e li ;ion o r n a ti on- vallis and W est Side, a t optioijk
o f passenger. B agg age checked
a lity ^ — —
th rou gh t 6 N ew port. -A new
A funeral a t Grand Rapids last feature a t N ew port t;hls yea r wih
week w a s delayed a t the church be An up-to-date kindergarten',
tratti a figh t w aé ended between in c lW g e o l an experienced Chi”-
nion and non-unlóh drivers. ca gd teacher,
he latter were in chApge o f the
A beautifully illustrated b o o k ­
ftärtUtges»by a chance For which let, describing the se, r#td> VtSorts
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on Y aq u in a Bay, has been pub­
lished b y the Southern Pacifie
and C orvallis & Eastern rail­
roads, and can be secured ftom
a n y o f their agents o r b y a d ­
dressing W i B. .Coman, G. P. A.,
S. P . C o., fc M a n d , o r E d w in
Stone, M anager C. & E. R. ft.,
A lb an y, Oregon.
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BARG AINS.
I f you have ntt plaho, don’t de­
lay buying an Jr longer.
N o matter $hat ybUr want isj
we can supply it. W e have every­
thing from a ¡Secondhand square
piano to the ¡latest designs add
finish i p . grands, concert grand:
baby grand, upright and upright
grand pianos, aeolianS and aeoliah
orchestrelles,
jjiauolks, church:
parlor, pipe antT folding organs:
also electric p^nos.
Special Bargains in Second-
bahd Instruments.
Pianos, orgatis and piano play 1
ers. A ll o f them thoroughly re­
paired and many as gobd as ,ndw.
W e have a very large number o f
them w h $h we hhve taken fa e x ­
change fofr bur three gteat leaders,
the Weber piand of NeW York, the
Chickering o f Boston, and the
equally famous and immensely
popular piano, the Kimball o f Cl i-
cago, besides others o f onr very
fine makes. The accumulation of
these iostrumeuts has become so
great that w^igrp more than glad
to get them off onr bauds, aud are
accordingly offering them at popu­
lar prices. A s little as $8 down
and $4 a month will make many o f
these very excellent instruments
yours: They Ire all good makes
and infinitely better than the n< w
instruments which are being sold
as “ bargains,” but which always
prove expensive in the end.
W rite us for description a id
prices, or call in and make your
selertion. Either way*, you will
find your purchase [ierieitly .safe
and satisfactory. Every instru­
ment sold ^y us has our written
guarantee, and
“ money back
should instrument fail to satisfy”
our motto. Eilers Piaho House,
the largest, .leading and lowest
price piano concern on the coast.
Large stores at Washington street,
corner Park, Portland, Oregon.
Also San Fmpcisco and Sacra­
mento, California, and Spokane,
Washington.
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Free to Evening Telegram Suhl-
seitfber*.
One-half dozen 8 -ôunce, g o ld -
rim med L ew is',and C lark sou ­
venir table tum blers w ill be
furnished free to all subscribers
(old o r new), w h o p a y the regu­
la r subscription price ($ 2 .5 0 ) fo r
the
Evening H Telegi*àm
six
m onths in advance.
E xpress
charges on tum blers tb out-of-
t o w n subscribers n o t prepaid.
The tum blers are large size,
gold-rim m ed, w ith pictures o f
L ew is and Clark building etched
o n the glaife, and w ill be useful
and ornam ental o n an y table or
sideboard',
Sent t o
Eastern
friends, these h a n dsom e sou ­
venirs w ill be m o st acceptable
gifts and d o m uch to advertist*
the exposition. LeaVe subscrip­
tio n s w ith the agent, a t the p o st-
office.
Night Was Her Terror.
“ I would cough nearly all night
long,” writes Mrs; Chas. Applegate
o f Alexandria, Ind., “ and could
hardly get ¿By sleep. I hbd con­
sumption so bad that if 1 Walked a
block I would qough frightfully
and spit blood, but when all other
medicines failed, three $ 1 bottles'of
Dr. K ing’s New Discovery cured
me aud 1 gained 58 pounds.” It’s
absolutely guaranteed to cure
coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis
and all throat and. lung troubles’.
Prfbe, 50 c and £ 1 . 'Trial bottled
free at F. H". Caldwell & C o.’s
diug, store.
T h eh ,step in this way
please» for that 1$ our busi­
ness and w e are prepared
to satisfy all waftts in this
direction*
W e have a
large stock to select from»
and if you don't see what
you want» call for it and
w e will see that you have
FURNITURE
DEALERS.
it.
Hollingsworth &
I K EEP O N H A N D A
COM PLETÉ U N E OF
STUDEBAKER
VEHICLES, H A R N E S S,
W H IP S , R O B E S,
B L A N K E T S and
D U STERS
ALSO
BIN DERS, M O W E R S ,
...TRIS IS...
A* L* S T E V E N S
»».OF.*»
SICKLE G RIN D ERS,
R A K E S and
BINDING T W IN E .
NEW BERG, OREGON
I invite the public to eSAtnine my stock and pricei and satisfy
yourselves that tbe Studebaker goods are the best in the market,
and are warranted to give entire satisfaction
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Is always dangerous— do nbt sub­
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you have tried D eW itl’S Witch
HaWl Salve. It will cute when
everything else fails— it has dene
this'in thousands o f casfes. Here
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bleeding and protruding piles for
twenty years. Was treated by dif­
ferent specialists and tised many
remedies, but obtained no relief
until I used DeW itt’s Witch Hazel
Salve. T w o boxes o f this salve
cured toe eighteen months ago and
I have not had a touch of the pil*s
since.— H. A. Tisdale, Summer-
ton, S. C. For blind, bleeding,
itching rfhd protruding t piles, no
remedy equals DeWitVs Witch
uAzel Salve. Sold by F. S. Cald­
well & Co.
,
W e work at the Newberg Steani
Laundry, the best place in thé
country to get your work done.
W e guarantee satisfaction and
prompt attention. All work called r
for and promptly delivered. Branch
offices in Dayton and Sherwood.
A . ft. PRESSN ALL, Prop.
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ley Bank*
Ñ ewbcrg, O fegon.
M a A y in g a w o m a n fo r fyer
beauty^» Kke eatin g a bfrd fo r its
OFFICERS A N D
singing'.
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D IR E C T O R S
C. F. Moore & Co. Will B uy It
Alpbeus Mills, Pres.
B ack .
J. C. McCrea, Vice-
Ydh assume no risk whed £'ou
President.
buy ’ ChambeVlain’s Cfilic, Cholera S. M. Calkins, Cashier
and Diarrhafca Remedy. C. F. N. C. Christenson,
Assistant Cusbier
Mobre & Co. will refund ydur
J. Kinley Blair.
money if you are tidt satisfied alter
Using it. It is everywhere admit­ C o rr e spo n d e n ts :
it
ted to be the most successful retii
e;dy in use fo£ bowel complaint:;,
and the ouly one that never fails.,
It ts p!e*3iQV\
«hlfl reimb^.
Wertern National Bank, Netf
Yort.
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II. 8. National Bank. Portland
McMInnvillts Natidna! Bank.'
Established Í 89
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