Newberg graphic., April 13, 1905, Image 4

NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
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or middle west states.
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Cemetery Lots.
The Dakotas, Minnesota, Ne-
Rose Law n Cemetery is now
B o te r a i u seoon.l-rlH^i. n u i ' « »I ib e poetolllw !
braskn and it might be said platted and ready for sale. See
m N c m I h th . Ure*vH>
Kansas were traversed by rail- plat at iny office. -
IS S U E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G
ronds before scarcely a living'
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e. N . W O O D W A R D . Editor aad P aM teb er. soul settled within their borders..
L a s t H o p e V a n is h e d .
W . C . W O O D W A R D . AMMCiate Editor.
The railroad brought the people.1
When
lead in g physicians said
This policy matle the arid plains
that W. M. Smithart, of Pekin, la.
o f the west great common­ had incurable consumption, his
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL IS, 1*06
wealths.
last hope vanished: but Dr. King’s
What is the policy o f the Ore­ New Discovery for consumption,
gon Railroad company? It de­ coughs and colds, kept him out of
the C alf Made.
The
mands that before a branch line his grave. He says: “ This great
(B y S»in W alter Foae )
specific completely cured me, and
is constructed th at there must saved my life. Since then, I have
One d a y th rough the p rim eval wood,
A e a lf w alked boine. a . ‘good c a lv e , s h o u ld ;
be enough business in sight to used it for over to yeais, and con­
B ut m ade a tr a il a ll bent askew ,
pay
interest on stock and bonds. sider it a marvelous throat and
A crooked trail ae nil c alv es do.
This is the policy th a t has kept lung cure.” Strictly scientific
S in c e then tw o h u n d red year* h ave fled.
Oregon down to the grindstone. cure for coughs, sore throats and
A n d , I Inter, the c a lf is dead,
B ut «till be left beh ind his trail.
Men who build railroads are colds; sure preventive of Pneu­
A n d th ereby hangs m y m oral tale.
monia. Guaranteed, 50c and $1.00
speculators, in-other states, but bottles at F. H. Caldwell & Co.
T h e tra il w as taken u p n ex t day
We still punch tickets for Lace Curtains, Rugs, Chairs, etc., and Deliver to
in Oregon the men who own
B y a lone dog th at passed th at w a y ;
There
is
a
penitentiary
called
any part of the Ctty. Yours to Please,
A nd th en a wine b ell-w ether sheep
railroads w ant the people to go
Pu rsued the tr a il o ’er v ale and steep,
discontent,
and
those
who
sulk,
into the wilderness and tame it.
A n d drew th e flock behind him , too.
A s good bell-w eath ers a lw a y s do.
Then they are willing to skim whine, lo af and shrink are self-
the cream from the community. sentenced prisoners within its
A n d from th at day o ’er h ill and gla d e
T h ro u g h those old woods a path was m a d e ;
Instead ot bringing in people to w a lls .' — r — r *
A n d m an y men w ound in and out.
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Oregon they drive them aw ay.
Rheumatism Falun Quickly Re­
A n d dodged and tu rn ed and Item abou t
A nd u ttered words of righ teo u s w rath
lieved.
The policy must be changed by
Beeauae 'tw as such a crooked path.
the railroads or the people will
The excruciating pains charac­
!
B ut s t ill th ey fo llo w e d - not a lau gh —
teristic
of rheumatism and sciatica
have
a
say
in
the
matter.
The
T h e flrst m ig ration s ol th at calf.
Willamette Valley must get its are quickly relieved by applying
A n d th ro u gh th is w in d in g w oodw ay stalked
O p p o s it e P o s t o f f ic b
W ATCH M AKER
ju st dues, railroads or no rail­ Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. The
B ecause he w obbled when he w alked.
great pain relieving power of the
roads.”
and J E W E L E R ,
T h U forest path becam e a lane.
liniment has been the surprise and
T h a t bent, and tu rn ed, and tu rn e d a g a in ;
R e a l E sta te T r a n s fe r s .
delight of thousands of sufferers. S olicits th e p atronage o f tala old In d ia n a
T h is crooked lane becam e a read.
Reported bv th e Y a m h ill C ou n tv A bstract The quick relief from pain which
W here m any a poor horse w ith his load
F rien d s w h o n eed w a tch re p a ir!o x don e.
C om pany. M cM innville.
T oiled ou beneath th e b u rp in g sun.
it affords is alone many times its 207 Morrison St. ^
A n d traveled some t b .e e m iles in one,
W J Stater and wf to Edith E cost. For sale by C. F. Moore
A a d th us, a can tu ry and a h alf
Evans 200 acs in J R Bean d 1 c t 3 & Co.------- - - ----------- -
P O R T L A N D , OR.
T h ey trod in the footsteps of th at e a lf.
s r 3 w, $9000.
F. E. WALLING» P ro p .
The years passed on in sw iftness fleet;
Edith H Evans tò W J Stater 67
— T he road becam e a v illa g e street-,
— —
acs in Samual Cozine d 1 c t 4 s r 4
And ( h it before th ey were aw are,
w, $9000.
s
A c i t y ’s crow d ed th o ro u g h fa re ;
Sarah S Ullery and hush to Geo
A n d aoon th e cen tral street was th is
O f a renow ned m etropolis.
Utter 40x113 ft in Church add to
A n d m en tw o c en tu ries and a h a lf
Newberg $650,
Trod In ~lbe footsteps gt th at calf.
j
Orson Howard to W H Galland
Each day a hu n dred thousand rout
It i bk 5 Everest add to Newberg,
F ollow ed th e zigx a g c a lf a b o u t;
$200.
A n d o ’er his crooked jou rn ey w en t
.Gilford P Terry to Adam Web­
~~ T k e traffic o f a c o n t in e n t.
W ILL INTEREST YOU IN
A h u n d red thousand men were led
ber 31 acs in Ira Or’etou d i e t 3 s
B y on e e a lf n ear three cen tu ries dead
r 2 w, $2350.
So do our customers because we are al­
T h ey follow ed s till his crooked w ay
A M and S J Hoskins to Henry
-. A n d lo st one h u n d red years a d a y ;...
ways
underselling others.
Ehret n e cor bk 2 Edwards add to
F or su ch reveren ce is lent
Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream
Newberg, $tooo.
T o w ell establish ed preced en t
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John Y Sollenberger and wf to
Freezers, Ranges and Stoves, Paints, Hard­
A m oral Icsso u th is m ig h t teach ,
Bert F Terry se It 21 Church add
W ere I ordained and c a lle d to p r e a c h ;
ware, Furniture, Matting, Pictures and
We also have that famous
For m en are prone to go it blin d
to Lewberg, $760. J
Frames,
Beds
and
Bedding,
Tin
and
Gran­
A lon g the calf p a th of th e m ind.
Mary Hurley to Amey Robinson
A n d work aw am frora su u to sun
1900 WASHING MACHINE,
ite at the vewfc. lowest possible prices are
et al It 56 Hurleys sab division to
A n d do w b at oth er m
t en h a v e done.
Newberg, $250.
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what is. drawing and holding our trade.
and If that don’t suit you wo Hava sight other styles.
T h e y follow ed in the l« a te n tra c k ;
C
B
Sears
et
al
to
Hattie
T
Bai-
We can get whatever you want and save
A n d in. and out. and forth, and back,
T H E S Y R A C U S E PLO W S ars leading tham all.
singer 10.40 acs It 18 Sears sub t 3
A n d s till th eir dev io u s course pursue.
you the big profits that you would have to
To k e ep th e path th a t oth ers do.
s r 3 w, $360,
pay. Don’t be misled, but drop in anyway,
B u t bow the wise o ld wood gods lau gh
C B Sears et al to Hattie T Bai-
W ho saw th e first p rim ev al ealfl
we will prove to you.
singer 10.23 acs J* "*3 Sears sub t3
a h ! m an y th in gs th is tale m ig h t teach
s f"3 w, $150.
If you value your dollars you will, have
B u t I am n ot ordained to preach.
Alice M Skinner, to E A Soper
more left each time by seeing us.
31 ac in sec 9 t 3 s r 2 w, $3500.
The Short-Sighted Policy.
Base ball goods are on hand.
E A Soper to Alice M Skinner
Yours for your own good.
A contribution to the Capital 116 acs in sec 31 t 2 s r 2 and sec 5
Journal sizes up the situation in t 3 s r 2 w, $2000.
Will E Purdy and wf to A P
the Willamette Valiev from a
Young io 6 y£ acs in sec 36 t 3 s r 4
transportation standpoint so w, $ i .
correctly and concisely th a t the
R, J. Cooper and wife to J. H.
article
is here
reproduced. Wilson, lot 7 blk 17 centi al add to
Readers of the Graphic have Newberg, $900.
C. H. Baldwin to Isaac H. Vin-
been fed on such sentiments be­
ARE ABLE TO FURNISH TOUR HOME C O IP L E T E L t“
aon, lot 6 blk 4 Deskins 4th add to
fore, but the truth bears repeti­ Newberg, $425.
tion. All the present agitation
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
“
Will E. Purdy to A Maud Hollis­
along this line is in the w a y of ter, 13 ac sec 36 t 2 r 3, $700.
LINOLEUM. WALL PAPER,
seed planting. The harvest time
Cheated Death.
WINDOW SHADES. EVERYTHING.
will surely come.
Kidney trouble often ends fatal­
‘‘The Willamette valley will ly, but by'choosing the right medi­
A FINE LINE OF PAINTS.
take a step forward some of these cine, E. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove,
He says:
days and it will go by leaps and Iowa cheated death.
Wa hava just fitted up
* ‘Two years ago I had kidney
bounds. Not th at the valley trouble, wdich caused me much
NEW
and all Oregon is not improving pain, suffering and anxiety, but I
U N D E R T A K IN G
P A R LO R S
a t the present time, but it is not took Electric Bitters, which effect­
in keeping w ith the resources ed a complete cure. I have also
completa
and carry
found them of great benefit in gen­
stack of undertakers’
o f the country.
eral debility and nerve trouble, and
supplies.
There have been many causes keep them constantly on band,
for this outstripping of the g a r­ siuce, as I find they have uo
den spot o f the world by Wash­ equal.” F. H. Caldwell & Co.,
ington and California. Neither druggist, guarantees them at 50c.
one o f our neighbors are en­
Fathers and mothers can train
dowed with the wealth pos­ their children no more effectually
sessed by Western Oregon but in the w a y they should go than
they have forged ahead of us by the power o f good example.
both in wealth and population
There w as a time when the The Right Name in DeWItt.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
new arrival after he had looked
cools, soothes and heals cuts,
over the country and settled burns, boils, bruises, piles and all
dow n to work, felt inclined to skin diseases. K. E. Zickefoose,
blame the pioneer for the appar­ Adolph, W. Va., says, ‘ ‘My little
ent stagnant condition of the daughter had white swelling so
valley. Others offered many’ bad that piece after piece of bone
In the way of a good stock and satisfac­
worked out of her leg. DeWitt’s
other excuses, but after years of Witch Hazel Sail* cured her.” It
tory dealing ia steadily winning patrons.
hard «rftrk, while a little good is the most wonderful healing salve
B U T T E R I C K P A T T E R N S O N S A L E .
has been accomplished, they are in the world. Beware of counter­
open to confess that other means feits. Sold by F. II. Caldwell
o f development must be tried if & Co
we are to get out o f the rut.
When a young man has lieen
The state of Washington is busy sowing wild oats it is a
o o c x x 22*5
traversed by several railroad foolish young women who will
lines. California has a number volunteer to help him to reap
o f transcontinental roads bid- the crop.
d in g jo r business.
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Frightful Suffering Relieved.
Oregon has one railroad line
Suffering frightfully from the
and th at one system handles virulent poisons of undigested food,
PLANT COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE.
every passenger and pound of C. G. Grayson, of Lnlu, Miss.,
freight hauled in the state, took Dr. King’s New Life Pills,
whether incoming or outgoing. “ with the result,” he writes, “ that
The rates are far in excess of the I was cured.” All stomach and
bowel disorders give way to their
' tolls charged in the other west­ tonic, laxative properties. 25c at
ern states, and almost if not F. H. Caldwell & Co.’s drug store,
quite double those o f the eastern guaranteed.
— jfconest Soods— jfconest Prices,—
We have just opened up ocr
Spring consisting
Goods of lor the Public
Inspection
latest styles
$1.00 Per Year in Advance.
IN SPRING AND SUMMER FANCY DRY GOODS
N OTIONS, SH IRT W AISTS, E T C
IIV I O U A C" Q for Ladies, Gents and the Little Ones, we •
w r l V / t w have reeceived nothing but up-to-date
lasts and Good Wearers, and we guarantee them to MAKE GOOD or
money refunded*
OUR STRAW GOODS
dren have arrived, and the patterns are very nobby—marked very low
to sell. No trouble to show goods
. PA TTERSO N , JO N E S & CO.
JOHN A. BECK
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