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Don’t forget that for several, made the pfincipals in the old One Lady’s Recom mandat ion Sold Fifty Boxes of Chamber- thousand years the w orld has Spanish inquisition blush for 1 a in’ s 8tomach and Liver been full o f as smart young men shame, In his action; Tablets. as yourself. Chamberlain has shown himself Robbed the Grave* I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes either to be uninformed as to thé A startling incident is narrated true situation or offensively par of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets on the recommenda-«. by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as tisan. tion of one lady here, who first follows: “ I was in an awful con Plain Talk. bought a box of them about a year dition. My skin was almost yel The .Yamhill Reporter gives ago. She never tires of telling her low, eyes sunken, tougue coated, McMinnville people a heart to neighbors and friends about the pain continually in back and sides, heart talk in its last issue rela good qualities of these tablets.— P. no appetite, growing weaker day by tiv e to the industrial situation M. Shore, druggist, Rochester. Ind. day. Three physicians bad given o f the county seat. It says: The pleasant purgative effect of me up. Then I was advised to use While the smaller tow ns o f the these tablets makes them a favorite Electric Bitters; to my great joy, county are offering inducements with ladies everywhere. For sale the first bottle made a decided im to manufacturing enterprises by C. F. Moore & Co. provement. ‘ I continued their use and securing their location, this for three weeks, and am now a well For Sale or Trade, citv is resting upon its reputa man. I know they fobbed the _ ’ ______________ tion o f being the neatest and ’ No one Second hand buggies, hacks grave of another victim.’ best tow n and the best trading should fail, to try them, Oqly 50 point on the west side. But can and harness. Enquire at Com cents, guaranteed, at F. H. Cald- we retain this good name with mercial Livery Stable. well & Co’s, drug store. C laude F erguson . out the proper amount o f -------- —-------- There arc three different chairs hustling? A resident o f Newberg Palm trees (Washington filijto b e h a d at Porter & Larkins made the remark the other day fera) for sale. Nice for the la w n ! and you can just as well have that inside of five years Newberg or indoor. Also a few Califor-1 them a11 without any extra ex- would outstrip McMinnville. nia Flowering Shrub Acacias, I Pense to yourself. This may be. It rests with the Grape, Myrtle and Olive trees. ! F or express and light hauling 18 I leave orders at Rich’s grocery. citizens o f McMinnville to deter C. F. Moore. mine whether or not it shall come true. During the past five years a number o f Yamhill county tow ns have made great gains in public improvement, ... .„DEALER8 IN*........ and it is reasonable to predict that the next five years will mark the same progress. But it will be slow or rapid as the people o f a community make it. Eggs, Chickens and General Butchers' While McMinnville has advanced Products Bought for Cash* quité materially, her manufac ALAIN S T R E E T P O U R D O O R S N O R T H O F (iE E N H O TE L, turing enterprises have not in creased. Newberg, on the other hand, has added sáwmills, furni ture and handle factories, and an ice and cold storage plant. All these furnish employment for labor, and the laborer with his family makes a desirable citizen ship. The race for commercial supremacy may come off during the next five years, as predicted, Just the time when you want to consign that and enterprise is destined to win. old carpet to the juuk pile and buy a new one. Prophets of Evil. A new set of chairs would help the appear- ance of the home, too. There is a class o f unfortunate We have them. Good ones, too, at correct human beings w ho seem to thrive prices. upon evil forebodings. In some parts o f the country members o f this class are called “ weather breeders;” down in Kansas they are known as “ calamity howl T H E H O U S E F U R N IS H E R S . ers,” and it appears that to o large a per centage o f them man earning fair wages should break into the newspaper busi The world cannot help admir ing a positive, decisive man. He meet all his obligations if he ness. may be a badly mistaken indi wishes to stand well in a com “ Upon the breaking out o f the ST U D E B A K E B vidual, but if he is strictly his munity and be trusted by those Japanese-Russian war, many young man papers were lurid with prophe ow n man and a good fighter, the around him. WAGONS AND B U G G IES public admires, though it may w ho has had a fair chance who cies o f the great European war A R E TH E STAN D ARD . oppose him. On the other cannot g o to a bank, if neces sure to ensue. Every nation was hand, the object o f contempt, or sary, and borrow a hundred dol to be arrayed against its neigh Poultry Supplies Studebaker W agons. possibly pit\*, is the fellow w ho lars without security should be bor, and the rumors o f w ar were Mill Feed, A ll Kinds Studebaker Buggies. has to be propped up and care ashamed o f himself. Character sufficiently alarming to justify a of Grass and ¿arden Seeds. R ock Island Plows. fully guarded that he may do the is what counts, and every young suspicion that the end of the will o f some one else, w ho was man should » seek to >■ establish it world was at hand. And now, F O R S A L E B Y never known to assert his own in such a w ay that those around three months after, the only evi convictions, never having had him will have confidence in his dence o f war is the erratic skir any to assert. He has not even integrity in money matters as mishing in the far east. England and France have just the respect o f the man he serves. well as in other things.—Demo crat. signed a treaty o f amity and al The disappointment and re liance, and by which France has Governor Chamberlain has gret expressed by the Telephone- relinquished her sovereignty over Register over some o f the Repub written a letter to Governor thecoast of Newfoundland. Em lican nominations is almost a Beckham o f Kentucky, protest peror William is making a cause for tears. It is so sorry a ing against the pardon o f Caleb pleasure jaunt through the blue stronger man was not put up Powers and ex-Governor Tajdor waves o f the Mediterranean, and for congress and that a better for alleged conspiracy in the kill St. Petersburg is gay with the lawyer was not nominated for ing o f Governor Goebel. As the festivities o f the Russian Easter. circuit judge in this district. The West Side Enterprise suggests, And even the correspondents o f solicitation expressed is truly the governor is passing judg- the yellow sheets w ho are at the j touching. However, when it he 1 nient on a case a long w ay from seat o f war seem unable to re-’ republicans need the advice o f home where no responsibility port a meeting between the war- Further- the novice at the editorial helm ¡attaches to himself. that rises to th e 1 . armie* __ j-t___ o f the Register, it will probably | more, he is passing on a politi- j | cal case and rendering judgment I l °* 1 batt c. er’ so inform him. In the mean I in accordance with his political prophet o f evi seems to J»a\e »J time, let him display his political become but a noise as the crack belief. Governor Chamberlain is -¿-sagacity in attending to the po ling o f thorns under a pot.— litical troubles o f his own camp. one o f the very few that can say, “ I feel that Powers received a Milton Eagle. , - E A S T FIRST STREET ^ He has ample field. fair and impartial trial at ther|. Hilts W . A. C A M P B E L L * Proprietr«»».' Not Ice ^ Whether iif biisiness or in poli hands o f the court and jury in All persons ow ing us are re New Manasrement . ‘ ? tics, the man w ho counts for Kentucky.” In fact, it has been quested to settle their acc’ts at Good Accommodations ’ . most, who .wields the influence shown up' by disinterested once by cash or notes. ' e 7 A and who is most respected, is writers that the methods used in Rates $1 per up This m c a n s T Y O U . H odson B ros . the man whose word can be re- convicting Powers would have 18 ■ ■ ■■ 1 1 ■» '■ lied. upon, who, having said he will do a thing, does it decisively Entered aa second-el*«« matter at the poetolllee —the man whom the “ other fel- at Newberg, Oregon. low s” know it is useless to a p The political boss upon ISSUED E V E R Y P R ID A Y M O R N IN G . proach. whose escutcheon there may be B. H. WOODWARD. Editor and PublUbcr. more than one blot, but who W . C. WOODWARD, Associate Editor. stays by a promise made, has more influence and deserves more $1.00 Per Year in Advance. than the good sort of a fellow, whose yea very likely turns out a FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1904. nay when the testing tim? comes. The former type stands out con The Graphic is the only paper spicuously, possibly because at in the county that had a word times he seems to be muejp in the to say in favor o f the re-nomin m inority. ation o f Hermann. An exchange says that “ tw o It is suggested that Mr. Wash men were disputing cuer their o f the Dallas Itemizer and Mr. respective churches. One was a Bath o f the Hillsboro Independ Methodist and the other a Bap ent unite forces and give Oregon tist. Finally one o f them called an exhibition o f clean journalism. a neighbor who was passing by and asked his opinion as to Just now cartoonist Homer which was the best church in Davenport is the rage in this which to be saved. ‘Well, neigh part o f the state. As an Oregon bor,’ said he, ‘son and I have production, it’s considered' the been hauling wheat to mill nigh thing to bow the knee to Homer, onto forty years. Now, there’s but Oregon has done a whole lot tw o roads that lead to the mill. o f better things than* turn out One’s the river road; the other this man who owes his fame to takes over the hill. And never a lot o f cheap and vulgar carica yet, friends, has the miller asked tures wilfully and maliciously me which road I took, but he representing President McKinley always asks: ‘Is your wheat and Senator Hanna. good ?” ’ _______________ , •„ With buildings going up on The -way. in which the P ort every hand, both business and land public rushed to the rescue residence, it is evident that New o f the old fire horses when their berg is pushing steadily forward, death warrant was announced and when talking or writing to was gratifying to all admirers friends don’t forget to mention o f the noble animals who have the fact. Enthusiasm begets en done years o f heroic service. thusiasm, energy begets energy. Their course being run and their Get a hustle on, and your neigh work accomplished, let them lie bor takes a quicker step. People down in - green pastures and are attracted to a place, the at spend their remaining days in mosphere o f which is heavily peace and rest. A St. Louis charged wfth energy. physician, w ho died a few days The nomination o f Geo. H. since, set a good example by Burnett o f Marion county and leaving tw o thousand dollars by* B. L. Eddy o f Tillamook as cir his will to provide for his horse, cuit judges o f the third judicial which he said • had served him district gives very general satis well and had been his companion faction. Judge Burnett receives for almost twenty-three years. merited recognition for past ser Verily, “ The merciful man is vice on the bench, and Mr. Eddy, merciful to his beast.” who has a good record as one of An Albany preacher, last Sun Oregon’s legislators, is a strong, day, said a young man will clean man whom the republicans never amount to anything if he o f the third district will delight is in the habit of not paying his t o honor. These are the strong small, every-day debts, con est nominations which could tracted under ordinary circum have been made. stances. That is, the young N EW B ER G GRAPHIC. W ■ I k I I- I |W - 1 K il r 1 Governor PAUL BRUNZEL & SON, Fat Cattle, Mutton, Pork, Veal, etc. “ SPRING TIME IS COMING, GENTLE ANNIE!” Hollingsworth & Cooper, try Supplie Feed, Ha City Feed Store. " S S " ' The Newberg Hotel. day and ■