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began to take up with NEWBERG GRAPHIC But he is “professor” ever after youth, bad companions, shirked work wards in the columns of a willing and responsibility, began to country press. So it goes. And loaf in town, learned to drink, his wife is Mrs. Prof. So and So. to gamble, home’'ties were brok 5 And the doctor’s wife is Mrs. Dr. en, and then he began to wander So and So. And even the patient —a social outcast. -Years -xrf 1 helpmeet to the minister is des dissipation does its work, and ignated too <oft in print, Mrs. the sequel—an unknown suicide. Rev. So and So. All of which To the pushing throng he is tends to call back the wanderer nothing but a battered wreck careless paths of speech to cast on the sands by the surf, The Graphic has rounded out in better habits of expression, pro but to some one the ruined iife sixteen years and with this issue vided bad examples have to do has meant disappointment, the seventeenth volume begins. at all with reform measures. heartache and one long tragedy. For fifteen years it has been Some boy started out along the under the present ownership. The following way of getting way of the transgressor and ~ M others Praise It. of stumps is reccommended reaped the transgressor’s re An exchange prints a story of rid Mothers everywhere praise One the Scientific American. In the ward. organized bodies of thieves away by Minute Cough Cure for the suffer autumn bore a hole one or two off in China which thrive on fees. inches in diameter, according to ings it has relived and the lives of their little ones it has saved. A If on following the criminal the girth of the stump, vertically certain cure for coughs, croup and Reported be the Yamhill County Ab«true news in some of the Portland in the center of the latter, and Company, McMInovlUo. whooping cough. A. L. Spafford, papers one reads between the about eighteen inches deep. Put L M Smith et al to Howard postmaster of Chester, Mich., says: lines, he comes to the conclusion 20 ac iu Joe Hess d i e t ‘ ‘Our little girl was unconscious it one or two ounces of salt 3 Walton that the setting of the story into from strangulation during a sudden s r 3 w, $1260. peter, fill up the hole with water John E Brooks need not have been’ moved so and to J L Tustin, pt and terrible attack of croup. One plug up close. In the ensu Licheuthaler d 1 c t 4 s r 4 Minute Cough Cure quickly re far from home. lieved and cured her and I cannot ing spring take out.the plug and of w, Jacob $200. praise it too highly.” One Minute Jesse and M E Edwards to Or pour in about one-half gallon of The best thing Josh Billings Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes ville B Westfall, lots 9, 10, 11 & kerosene oil and ignite it. The knew was a “first rate wife” 12 blk 46 Edwards add to New breathing easy, cuts out phlegm, and he observed that the next stump will smoulder away with berg, draws out inflammation and re best thing was a “second rate out blazing, to the very extremi F M $300. Grover and w f to Arthur moves every cause of,a cough and on lungs. - Sold byi F. H. one.” But many a harrassed ties of the roots, leaving nothing McPhillips, 259 acs in Gwin & strain Caldwell & Co. - W all els t 5 s r 4 w, $5000. man would amend Josh’s obser but ashes. The above method Laban J Miles and wf to B C vation to read that about the takes a little time but it is safer Miles, 5.33 acs in Jos B Rogers d 1 Now is the tim e to buy yo u a worst move a man ever made than that practiced by a Wash c t 3 s r 2 w, $650. hat. T hey are very cheap a t the was to take unto himself the ington county man last week Irene Everest to Bert F Terry, Hutchens Sisters. second rate wife. She’s a jewel who used dynamite and went up lots 1 and 2 blk 6 Everests add to A Good Complexion. Newberg, $100. if she’s good and if she’s bad with the stump. J C Sawyer and w f to Melissa J “ Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks she’s horrid. The Wood burn Independent Nash, pt lot 7 blk 2 Everests add restored by using DeW itt’s Little Newberg, $950. Early Risers,” so writes S. P. To be able to quote aptly deplores the presence of so many to Geo Braithwaite and w f to Moore of Nacogdoches, T ex, A from the book of Holy Writ is bums and crooks in Wood bum Elizabeth A White. 2.51 acs in Jno certain cure for billiousness, consti an accomplishment never to be and makes an urgent demand H Hess d l c t 3 s r 3 w, $25. pation, etc. Small pill— easy to despised. The editor of the Ore for extra police force to protect Josephine A Fields to Rebecca E take— easy to act. Sold by F. H. lots 7, 8, 9 and n >4 13, Caldwell & Co. gon Irrigator, published at Irri- the citizens and their property. Bobbitt, 14, 15 blk 55 Edwards add New It declares that the city council, gon, in the country which is be Twenty dollars in gold will be berg, $675. ing developed by irrigation, having at its disposal $1800 of James O Lamb and wf to Martha given to the person voting the carries this verse at the mast saloon license money, must give Miller, 3.19 acs in John Berry d 1 c most flag coupons. head of his paper: “Thus saith the community a suitable and t 4 s r 5 w, $18. Thousands Cured. Lambert to C J and Ida the Lord, make this valley full sufficient guard. Heie’s your M William DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve has 1.30 ac in Newby’s of ditches. Ye shall not see rain; illustration of how saloons help third Richards, cured thousands of cases of piles. add to McMinnville, $290. yet that valley shall be filled pay taxes etc. It’s better than Sidney A Burnett to Dudley C “ I bought a box of DeWitt’s Witch the most fervid and convincing Sailing, 120 acs in 0 P Turner d 1 Hazel Salve on recommendation of with water.” oratory. Two or three years 5 s r 5 w, $4500. ..; * our druggist so writes C. H. La- The Graphic extends fraternal ago Woodburn was a law abid c t United States to Oregon and C roix of Zavails; T ex. and used it greetings to the Milton Eagle ing prohibition town, but want California Railroad Co. 41.20 ac for a stubborn case of piles. It lots 1 and 2 s e c 2 3 t 3 s r 5 w, Pat cured me premanently.” Sold by F. which made such a brave, vigor ing the aid of the saloon in pay ent ous and determined fight for ing taxes, the citizens letdown Elizabeth Barrie (widow) to John H. Caldwell & Co. prohibition and which so ably the bars. As a result, a lawless S wet man, 10.45 ac in David Raft* ¡You don’t p a y a n y m ore for refuted the silly attacks of some element has been attracted and sey d 1 c, $800. 1 yo u r goods w ith chairs th an yo u of its thirsty contemporaries. conditions are so deplorable William Dehaven and w f t* did w ith o u t them a t P o rter & August Sjostrom and C F AnderH L arkin ’s . ____ _____ - There are at least three or four that the town paper makes an son, ac in t 6 s r 7 w, $800. papers in this state which are urgent public call for an ade C 256.81 F Johnson and wf to John Doesu’t Respect Old A ge. not afraid to fight the saloon quate police force to protect life Bonewitz pt lots 5 and 6 blk 2 It’s when youth fails to straight from the shoulder, and and property. The indictment Everests add to Newberg, $700. show shameful proper respect for old age, the Eagle is always one of them. against the saloon could not John Bonewitz and w f to C F but just the contrary in the case of Johnson, lots 2 and 3 blk 3 Hurley Dr. K iog’s New life Pills. They Saloon men who have sought to have been made stronger. & Larges add to Newberg, $1600. cut off maladies no matter how invade Milton have found its eye R L Bewley to W L Gardner, severe and irrespective of old age. piercing and its talons not to be “Suicide of an unknown 124.52 ac in W C McClure d i e t s Dyspepsia, jaundice, fever, consti despised._____________ tramp/” These were the words s r 6 w, $3750. pation all yield to this perfect pill. Chas J Leavitt and w f to C F 25c, at Caldwell & Co’s drug store. above a paragraph in a valley This optimistic post-election paper, which told in a few short view is taken by the Vancouver sentences of the death, self-in Columbian: “Never before has flicted, of a wandering, homeless so much individual voting been man, without and with W h ip s done and so many ballots out name. The friends hardly scratched. This is a good sign enough importance item to of chronicle, of betterment in politics. It of little interest to anybody. shows that the voters are think Just a notice that a wayworn ing and voting more for men cumberer of the earth has gone and principles that partisanship. and that the world he leaves is When this is being done it is a that much better off. Yet prob Has purchased the stock of a bankrupt sure sign that the country is ably harness shop. Come and profit thereby in some thriving hamlet a safe. The day of the political half century the birth of a grafter is over, and good sense son brought ago, joy has taken hold of the voters.” and a great hope for and the gladness future. It is evident that the election The village paper announced went the Columbian’s way. with pleasure the arrival, and Here’# Sheriff Tom Word of happy congratulations were Portland who doesn’t know showered upon the proud, fond any mote than to believe that parents. The child grew into the law Should be enforced and who is acting accordingly. At torney Manning has proven himself be a timeserver and all the re credit belongs to the dot ty democratic sheriff who is giving the gamblers the B o y s ’ C lo th in g hottest time they have ever had AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT in Portland. “Gambling isn’t an DURING NOVEMBER absolute necessity for the life of a city,” says Word and he in tends to prove it. The plea that the law can’t be enforced, is puer GIVEN WITH MEN’S SUITS. ile and un-American. Give ns more Tom Words and we don’t care a rap what party they be long to. ______________ The average American abhors ONLY $3.50 AND $4.00. a lord in theory, the poet to the contrary notwithstanding. But he cherishes a small titular sys FOR $2.00, $2.25 AND $2.75. tem of his own, contends a valley editor. Colonel is rather out of form at present. Professor is .V « « • • • Glasses Correctly Fitted. and Mary W Barrett, lots 3 and 4 blk 10 Everests add to Newberg, $400. B F Purdy and w f to Chas P Nelson, lots 5 and 6 blk 23 Row lands add to McMinnville, $* - - Anthony Moran and w f to Wm S Hellyer, 39.62 ac in Marlin & Johns d c t 4 s r 4 w, $4000. Moses Votaw and w f to W M Crawford, n y i blk 30 Edwards add to Newberg, $1600. C B Nelson and wf to Jennie D Miller, lot 6 blk 9 Deskins 2nd add to Newberg, $175. Thos N Smith to W P Moye, lots 7, 8, 9 sec 17 t 2 s r 3 w, $250. F T Keyes to N C Christenson, 190x190 feet in Newberg^ $400. TJhe jC ittle Jfarness Tlfaker Jfcugh C. jC aw er. . Y I guarantee to give every eye I fit the best possibie vision. REYNOLDS, v Th« New Jeweler end Optician. Newber*. SATURDAY, November 19 ids Lard, A No. J, at 12 1-2 cts Rice, 26 pounds for $1.00. PATTERSON, JONES & CO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Thorough Courses in Piano, Organ, Theory and Voice. Special Kindergarten Department for Children. Careful Attention Given th Arranging Compositions publication. C W . KANTNER, M. B., Director. MRS. N . L. KANTNER, Assistant. “Take the shortest cut to Henry Ehret’s General Merchandise Stores, opposite Bank of Newberg.” ^ ^ YOU WON’T HAVE TO BE TOLD THE SECOND TIME. “ Good as tbe Best and Better than Most,’ together with a full line of Vehicles, Farm itig Implements, Feed and Seeds. COAT AND PANTS HANGERS Oregon City Woolen Mills AH Wool Blankets Oil Coats, Best Grade, HODSON BROS THE CL0THIEBS. Newberg Sash and Door Factory O P ' U N T <«. COMPLETE AND UP TO M T E . , , j .f / 7 We do all kinds of work in our line in latest sltyes and patterns.