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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC Meond-rlau matter at the postonico at N cw berf, Oregon. . ISSUED E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y H O R N IN G onesome in the “ House ofD ol-l ars” but it would be a Refresh ing change for Oregon to furnish such a man as an object 4esson o f a different type o f statesman ship than that with whic^ the state has been stigm atize and $1,00 P er Y ear in Advance* THÜR8DAY, MARCH 1 .1*M. F or the last few years Oregon ha« been practically down and ou t at Washington because o f the exposures made o f her repre sentatives at the national capi tal, and it is a fact that must be swallowed that from this repub lican state the only man there without the smell o f fife upon his garments is a democrat. The burden o f proof rests upon the republicans and the coming elections will render the verdict. If men are sent to cither house of Congress toward 'whom the fin ger o f suspicion may be pointed, it will be time to call for Lincoln Steffens to come west and write a magazine article on “ The Shame o f Oregon.” But there is n o need of such a catastrophe. In the first district there are tw o men o f ability and integrity, out for the nomination lor Congress either o f whom would do Oregon credit. Distinguished men above reproach are also available for the Senate. If the voters o f the state should turn from these and choose from the husks o f the re publican party, Oregon doesn’t deserve any better treatment than she has been receiving. She will not be entitled to recog- nition F or her there can be no Newspapers o f the state are being flooded with woman suf frage literature by the dear ladies w ho want to vote and by anti suffrage appeals by those who don 't want to vote. Verily, it’s a condition and not a theory which confronts the men on this proposition. The Forest Grove Times has a solution which would shift the responsibility. Here it is: “ The women cannot vote directly as yet, but we be lieve the men o f this state, if asked in a general movement, would each agree to vote on the suffrage question just as his wife, mother, or some particular -woman friend 'would want him to. Let the women o f the state think it over carefully and can didly between now and election time and then each ask the man voter she has a right to look to as Her representative to vote on that one question for her, and we believe nine-tenths o f the men would do it. We would thus get a direct expression from the w o men, and if the great body of them are willing to accept the duties suffrage imposes on them then we believe they should have the privilege.” whether you like the primary aw or not. You votea for it, now take your medicine like a Populist laws are “ not man. T but inasmuch what they seem ‘ / saw as the republican party proper in i_ its—not _ ~ i ztzz but wisdom cowardice—to take a dose, now let it be swallowed without a grimace.—Junction City Times. It seems that Bro. Moorehead is still inclined to kick against the pricks. The primary law, which is yet to be given a fair trial, looks like a very palatable “ dose” to the people and it the Times man has really seen a grimace we suspect that there was a looking glass close at hand. O F C O R V A L L IS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR A Lively Tussle With thit old enemy of the race, constipation, often ends in appendi citis. To avoift all serious trouble with stomach, liver and bowels take F A S H IO N A B L E Dr, King’s New Life Pills. They D R E S S M A K IN G perfectly regulate these organs, In all the Latest Styles without pain or discomfort. 25 c at Residence, River St. bet 3 rd & 4 th F. H. Caldwell & Co's., druggist. MISS GRACE BUTLER Mutual Phone 12-9 Umbrellas I “O b Oregon. « v Oregon. A* through the mia «ad mud w W e look about, behind, around. Aad tee the raia «oak in the gioì W e look abófit aad tea it pour And with 'twould raia forever ■ BUGGIES AND HARNESS And other lines w hich w e w ish to close out to make room for Our Spring Stock T. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY N elson & H anson ARE ABLE TO FURBI 3 B TODB HOIS COMPLETELY. FURNITURE, CARPETS. UNOLEUM. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES. A FINE LINE OF PAINTS CORR TIM $ § mothers should ask themselves 1 tw o questions many times a day and see to it that they know the answer each time. “ Where is my daughter?” and "W ho is she with?” Good! But as an amendment let us suggest that they also include the boy m the queries. k r a i R e p a ir in g A SPECIAL WORD City M eat Market Unless the delicate, exactly ad justed parts o f a watch are kept Next door to the bowling alley clean and lubricated, they are bandies all kinds of fresh and cured certain to become worn to a meats. Both phones. greater or less extent and the Free D elivery. movement will surely lose its ac curacy. Tiny particles o f grit are 4 Hightet enk price petal foe hog», veal, aad pokfey. Yamhill Hans “ Going Soma.” bound to work into the best pro JOS. M OTSCHEN BACH ER. Prop. tected movement; the oil will be Editor Graphic: As tw o or come gummed in time and these W ESLEY BOYES. Cottar. BOTE PHONES three items concerning the egg combined will serve to cut and producing qualities o f our hens have appeared in the Graphic within the last year, perhaps the Thjs left us a small but industri ous flock o f seven hens. Thes< produced in a year 1378 eggs an averai o f 196 6-7 to a hen four o f tnem laying more than 200 and the banner hen (No. 29) has a record o f 234, seconded by No. 28 with 210. We had decided to market a certain hen but finding a number o f her eggs in a stolen nest we kept her to the detriment o f the record for without her and her 161 eggs we would have the The following pertinent ques much coveted 200 egg flock. tions are propounded in the R o e R o b is o n . W ood burn Independent by an An Awakening. inquisitive reader: “ As a tax payer and a voter in the city o f At last the mysterious and un W ood burn, will you be so kind explained subjects along the lines as to tell me what has become o f ot Psychology have been discov the $2400 license for 1904 and ered. And there is no longer any need for the people in all walks the $2400 tor 1905? If you can o f life to remain in ignorance. not, can you explain the extra Dr. J. Ewert Bartel, M. I). the Jiad condition o f the streets and German Psychologist has fath the poor lights we have been omed the depths o f the human getting for the past tw o years? soul, its nature and relation to God the Creator and ics exist As soon as you answer this, I ence after it passes from the body. will give you my personal knowl This knowledge gives us the first edge o f the facts in a business clear conception o f the human w ay.” The editor replies: “ It soul, and is o f vital importance nothing has been accomplished to man. The Missing Link has at last by saloon license, not even mak- been fonnd and will be shown to ing it unnecessary to levy a mu all, and forever settle the ques nicipal 10 -mill tax, why have tion. The ever burning question, saloons?” And echo answers “ Hell!” What is it? will for the first time receive a practical ex planation and demonstration If Oregon wishes to make com and give a thorough understand plete reparation for her political ing to all. shortcomings and go her sister ’ Dr. Bartel has withstood the states one better by trading a scrutiny o f the ablest authority man to the United States Senate from both pulpit and platform alike. People will do well to w ho is highly capable and at the hear him and obtain that knowl same time absolutely clean and edge regardless o f creed. It is above reproach, a better choice the most wonderful educational, could not be made than that o f mysterious and laughable pro Judge Stephen A. Lowell o f Pen duction ever produced and worth ten told in knowledge the small dleton A man o f his Oalibre price o f admission. would naturally be somewhat T he M anagement . All Stoves and Ranges at 10 per cent Disoount. W e are also giv ing Special Prices on Come in and see us for rain and rust proof Um brellas gnd steel rims. We repair all kinds o f rubber goods “ The treason o f the Senate” is the significant subject o f a series o f articles which David Graham Philipps is writing for the Cos mopolitan, and the way in which he pays his respects to Chauncey M. Depew in his first contribu tion appearing in the March number tends to make one very well satisfied to be listed in “ the short and simple annals of the poor.” Ò6 ô ô The Ashland Tribune say*s While at work grading the streets of Forest Grove one day last week one o f the hands tossed out a $2.50 gold piece coined in Just another incentive 1857 given tow ard street improve ment. The Semi-Weekly Journal $1.50, the Graphic $1.00—the tw o for $1.75. JA M ES WITHYCOMBE B U G G IE S TO SHOW YOU IM P L E M E N T S Headquarters for Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer M ILLE R & W R IG H T BO TH PH O N E S once in eighteen montns, ana « yours has not been cleaned with A Full Line o f Them in that time, it should have im mediate attention. We will clean your watch pre- cisely as it would be done in the best watch factories—take the movement entirely apart, clean Including Waists, Skirts', Trim each wheel, cog and pivot sepa ; mings, etc. rately, assemble and regulate it— and when you get it back you A ll kinds o f Notions at may depend upon it being in THE RACKET STORE “ perfect shape.” M il i " l l L I L Q 3 For your K itche U ten sils. A fine lin e -o f C U TLER Y NEW BERG JEWELER Next to Postoffice. Newberg Sash and Door Factory ; L IS K W A R E F U H T COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE. S u itable fo r all THE IMPROVED ACME WASHER A Child can Operate it* Saves Health, Strength & Clothing. Purposes. You will find them at J . B . M o u n t’s W e do all kinds o f w ork in our line in latest styles and patterns* The First National of Newberg, Oregon Respectfully Solicits Y ou r Business Having been given the agency for the Chico, Cal., Nurseries, I am prepared to fill orders for all kinds o f Nursery stock, including all varieties of Fruits, Ornamental Shrubbery, Climbing Vines, Roses etc. English Walnuts a specialty. Stock delivered promptly to the nearest station or boat landing. Prompt attention given atl orders, sent to W e carry Insurance against robbery of all kinds, and offer A B S O L U T E P R O T E C T IO N to O ur Depositors oav interest on time deposits, have ample Funds to accomodate our patrons and extend to the public the courtesies o f our Bank. J. D . Gordon, President A . N elson, V ice President ten son, . M aynard Redm ond Cashier, Asst* Cashier J. B, FORSYTH, Newberg, Or, NEWBERG BAKERY Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand. Orders filled at abort notice Strohm aier & Hanish A »» JE W E LE R , a«it«lta the patrontc* ot fell old Indinan Frlondn who non* wntafc rnpnlrlnf don«. 9 0 7 M orrises St. PORTLAND, O R .
