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/ N ewberg vol . xvm. Another Destructive Blese. NEWBERG, YAM HILL COUNTY. G raphic ORÉGON, THUR8DAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1906. NO. 47 ----- The mayor, so the council re ports, answered that he would resign rather than have the law enforced requiring the saloons to close.” Jt looks like a good case for impeachment on the part of the law and order citizens of Inde pendence. pathic therapeutics, and the atomical and physiological foil! dation of the science. He is pro fessor o f applied anatomy, gynd*: cology, obstetrics and disease» o f children in the A. S. O.. Kirks- ville, Missouri. Its object is to place oste opathy on a scientific basis by offering anatomical and phvi logical proof that our etioloj (cause) of disease is correct. A s C. S. Carr, M. D., quoted in a recent issue of this paper, said: " I t is the object o f the osteopatB to delve deeper and deeper every! year, into the study o f anat-f omy.” We find it a most excel lent wprk. Its scope is not confined entire» ly to anatomy, but use is made o f physiology, pathology and physical diagnosis in the inter pretation of the signs o f lesions and disease. I t is almost as much o f a w ork on applied physi ology as on applied anatomy. Dr. Clark is also the author o f an excellent text-book on gyne cology (diseases o f women.) I t is the practice in this class o f dis eases, concerning which the wife o f United States Senator Foraker said: “ If Dr. Still had discovered nothing else it would justly have made him famous.” Dr. H. D. B o w e r s . REDUCTION SALE The fire whistle tooted a few forlorn blasts a little after four o ’clock yesterday morning and those considerate enough to be awakened saw the tow n en W e are q u ittin g the p rem iu m business an d to sh ow veloped ip a brilliant glo w from you th at w e d o not w a n t e v e ry th in g in sight, a n d th at yo u a fire which was raging in the southwest part o f town. The Chehalam Center. can d o even better than you d id before, w e g iv e you prices victim o f the blaze proved to be Mrs. W. R. Carter spent a few tJaefruit drier belonging to A w h ic h w e trust w ill be a r out o u r claim s, as w e d o not w ish Brunson, built a few years ago days in Portland last week. t o m isrepresent a n yth in g. by S. A. Mills, then owner o f the ¡The different prune growers have begun to harvest their Branson place. Mr. Branson had just started prune crops. Master Chandos Chase had up hie drier the preceding morn Sugar, beet granulated 18 lbs fo r.......... . 1 .0 0 SHOE BARGAINS the misfortune to step on an Jelly glasses, per doz.................. 30 in g and had everything running innocent looking nail which was Oxford Tie«, about 100 pairs, values up Mason Jars, Ball patent, best, Pinta........ 5 5 in fine order, the evaporator be to $3.00, all sizes a t................................$ 1 .4 9 Quarts............. 65 protruding upward from aboard in g full o f prunes. He had been 150 pairs odds and ends for ladies and H a lf G allo n s............................................ 70 the first o f the week. But after up all night and went to bed at children, values up to $2.60...;............... 98 50 pairs mostly children’s, some good fou r dtolock, leaving his epusin, a day or tw o ijfc was only a sec LADIES' SHIRT W AISTS strong ahoes for winter.... .................... 49 A. H. Brunson in charge. With- ondary affair as he was about with the aid o f a cane. A ll our $1.00 values.................................. .$ 0 9 in fifteen minutes the latter was Gideon Palmer has been home A ll our $1.25 values................................ . 80 LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWE'R greeted with a sudden burst o f A ll ou r $1.50 v alu es..................................... 9 8 the past tw o weeks. His friends flame, which came from th edi Reg. values at 50c....................................$ 9 9 A ll our $2.00 values................................ . 1 .4 9 are glad and also surprised to rection of the furnace. What Reg. values at 75c................ ......... 89 These are all new goods and were good see him about after getting hurt Reg. values at $1.00....;............................ 79 values at the old prices. w ater w^s a t hand was dashed so badly over a month ago. Reg. values at $1.50.................................. 1 .1 9 Some silk waists very cheap at less than on the flames, but it might al W e have a good assortment o f skirts, Word has just been received one halfrformer prices. m ost as well have been tossed gowns, drawers and corset covers. here o f the marriage, in P o rt o n a lighted powder magazine These were the best values we ever land of. Miss M aggie McKenzie DRY GOODS fo r the already heated building had at the old prices and they are cer - , to a Prof. Johnson, o f Corvallis. tainly the best values you ever saw at A ll our standard prints in blue, black, was at once hopelessly ablaze. Miss M aggie has many friends the present prices. greys and reds will go at per yard........ 5 I t is a tota l loss to the owner, here who wish them all the jo y Some good outing flannels at the low no insurance being carried. price of, per yard............ ..................... 5 l - 2 c and happiness there is in store GROCERIES With the tow n so nearly de A ll oil cloth in fancy marble and white... 18 for them. serted by those in the hop fields, A & H soda.... ,........................................ 5 A ll summer goods at greatly reduced There was a called meeting o f Liverpool salt in 50 lb sacks........ ..... ...... 50 prices. * prune orchards and at the fair, Health and Clean Streets. the W- C. T. U. last Friday after H a lf ground in 50 lb sacks....................... 90 A bunch o f remnants in dress goods that the fire proved, like the weddings noon by the president, Mrs. Sugar, best granulated 100 lb sack ........ 5 .0 0 would pay you to look over. we read about, “ a quiet, though I f there is one lesson which the Walton at Bonnie View. The impressive affair,” especially to yearly report blank had to be medical knowledge o f the last the few firemen present who were filled out and mailed in time for quarter-century has made plain, in duty bound to drag the vari the convention. A t the close o f it is the value o f cleanliness. ous fire equipment on a long The possibilities o f aseptic the meeting the hostess served run(?) though the mud and rain. o surgery, the successful treatment ice cream and cake. They succeeded in saving the - - i______ o f consumption, the conquering barn almost adjoining the drier, Th« Editor's Soft Snap. o f yellow fever and malaria and which in case o f its burning and cholera and the bubonic Every once in a while some would have greatly endangered plague, all are the results o f Mrs. Burlingame’s buildings on cheerful individual remarks to what, broadly speaking, may tyfc the south. W ith three fires w ith us, “ Well, now the paper is out called the discovery that health in about a week and tw o o f them I suppose you can take it easy is cleanliness. F or one form o f night calls, it is not surprising for three or four days.” Yes, cleanliness is the purging o f the that those firemen who have how delightful it is that a coun places in which pestilential in served their alloted seven years try editor has practically noth sects breed. have given a hurry up order for ing to do between press days. One of the latest indications thaurinting of their certificates Business runs along automatic that the public is beginning to ally. When paper bills come due o f mtaorable discharge. money drops off the trees with appreciate the importance o f this Not a Reduction Sale, but a clean sweep o f every rig in the house i t Factory price, Married. which to pay them. Subscribers knowledge is the grow ing dis w ith sim ply the car load freigh t added. The list o f stock on hand follow s w ith prices satisfaction w ith dirty streets vie w ith each other to see who in plain figures, for w e do not fear the& aze o f any competitor, no m atter in which part o f A very pretty wedding took and littered yards wherever they place Thursday evening, Septem can pay the farthest in ad exist, and a grow ing tendency the state he resides and we w ant you to see the goods, as w ell as the figures, fo r w e know it is impossible for you to match the price in goods o f as -high a grade as these we ber 6, at the home of Rev. and vance. Advertisers beg for an to clean them. additional space. And the w ay offer, and they are going, too, a t the price, neither one cent more or less. Mrs. T. W. Nash, when their Denver is making capital—and . daughter Grace was given in the news hunts up the editor is honest capital it is—from the eO* ’ ONE stick seat, Gentlemans’ driving wagon, marriage to Elza E. Finley. also pleasant to contemplate. cellence o f its street-cleaning de O N E genuine leather trim, steel tire, lop buggy. steal tire, never sold for leas than $66 There is something really strange After the ceremony, which was to close out................................ ........ T Z $ 5 2 . 5 0 partment, and the hearty co 96880 conducted by the bride’s father, the w ay news items act. When operation which the citizens give O N E Road Wagon, one seat, steel tire, sold every the paper is out the editor simply where from $60.00 to $65.00, we will ' F O U R top buggies, genuine leather trim, steel tires, a dainty lunch was served. it. American visitors to Paris, which you can not buy off any floor in ^ _ _ _ _ goes to his desk and leans back The bride and groom are well Portland for less than $75, to go a t ...... $ 6 6 . 0 0 and to many other European O N E genuine leather trim, Bike Wagon, solid rubbe and favorably known in New in his easy chair and looks wise cities, notably those o f Germany top buggi tire, never sold for leas than $80.00, to _ 1 F O U .. R steel . . tire, . °P buggies, genuine leather trim, berg and the good wishes o f and waits for next week’s press and Switzerland, are impressed close out a t......... ................................... $ 70.95 ways been considered the pnee has always . . low at $82.50, to close out a t................. $ 7 1 . 0 0 their many friends go with them day. The day before press day by the care and thoroughness T H R E E Stick Seat, genuine leather trim, Bikes, solid rubber tire, sold everywhere from $80 - - as they go to their future home the people line up in front o f the with which the streets are to $85, to g o a t ....................................... $ 71.20 F I V E extra finished throughout, steel tire, top bug- ®s, genuine leather trim. You have never at York, Nebraska, where Mr. office door and then they file cleaned. Some Americans, in •ught one for less than $90 and w e have seen the past his desk and tell him all the O N E two seated, open rig; steel tires, sold nowher_ Finley w ill take up his work as same grade priced at $100 on many o f „ deed, have had the impression for less than $66.00, we will close _ _ the floors in Portland, to close a t ......... $ 82.25 instructor in the commercial de news of the week. He writes it out a t ............. Z Z . J . ......... ' ............... $ 5 5 . 9 0 up in fifteen minutes, takes it “ borne in upon them” by police partment o f York College. back and hangs it on the hook. men who had seen them drop "Sabbath Observance' at In- The compositors take the copy, torn paper in the street, and dependence. shake it over the type cases, say compelled them to gather the pieces up again. It is a bright and shining light a few mystic words, the type That, after all, is the nub of which Independence has for a ,flies into place, and after a tew the matter. It is not alone that mayor, but one which our neigh passes by the foreman the forms municipal street-cleaning depart boring county can scarcely point are ready for the press again. ments are often inefficient; lit B e ll Phone M e in 1 2 4 M u tu a l 2 3 to with pride. Reinforced by a And the editor goes down and tered streets are frequently due deposits some more money in * motley gang o f hop pickers and to lack o f public interest and co loggers, the tow n was about to the bank. I t is the greatest snap operation. Only carelessness or run over anyway and to cap the in the catalogue. Now, if the ignorance would permit the climax the mayor ruled that the editor could only do a w ay with pedestrian to throw the empty merely brush it out of his own The Breath of Life. press day, his jo y would be com way. In other words, he should I t ’s a significant fact that the law be suspended and intoxicat paper bag or the bannana peel ing liquors dealt out on Sunday! plete.—Marion (Kansas) Record. into the nearest gutter, or allow carry some ot his indoor man strongest an im al o f its size, the ners with him when he goes out G o rilla , also has the largest lu n gs. The result can be easily imagined the housemaid to sweep into the P o w e rfu l lu n g s m eans > p o w e rfu l ••Applied Anatomy.” doors.—Youth’s Companion. nnd the ja il was kept filled most creatures. H o w to keep the breath street the dust and litter which Agent for the Angle of the day, the officers having This is the title of a book re she gathers from the front rooms in g o rg a n s rig h t sh ould be m a n ’s Worth Looking After. Lamp Co’s. rhiefest study. L ik e thousan ds o f nine jugged at one time. Says cently published by Dr. Marion and the hall and steps. Yet both the Enterprise, in speaking o f E. Clark, o f Krrksville, Missouri. o f these things can be seeikhun- A twenty-acre farm tor sale others, M rs. O ra A . Stephens, o f Angle Lam ps •Port W illia m s , O h io , has lefirned the disgrace, “ A t one time dur A book o f 690 pages, illustrated dreds o f times a day in every one mile west o f Newberg. Ten b o w to do this. S h e w rites: " T h r e e ing the afternoon the hilarity with 175 engravings, of which large city. acres in bearing fruit, good im bottles o f D r. K i n g ’s N e w D is The light that never fails. was carried to such extreme, several are in color, and many provements, large fruit dryer covery stopped m y cold o f tw o What is most needed is greater Dealer a ipeciel High Gad* years and cured me o f w b a t m y and conduct of the Sunday vis halftones from photos. I t is the care on the part of the individu just completed, living water. Keroeene and Cainlae friends though t consum ption. O , Delivered free ol ckugc a aly (n ib . A. E. M oore . itors became so repugnant to first book o f its kind published al. He should have civic pride its g ra n d for throat and lu n g trou people passing along thé street, in the world.' It aids in the an enough to refrain from throwing b le s.” G u aran teed b y F . H . C a ld Lost. •especially to ladies, that mem atomical explanation o f disease newspapers or other rubbish into S o le A g en t fo r w e ll & Co., d ru gg ist. P rice 50 c N e w b e rg bers of the city council took from an osteopathic viewpoint. the streets or leaving it where it The party who borrowed Mrs. an d $ 1 . T r ia l bottle free. alarm and called in a body on It is the outgrowth of his knowl will be blown about. When he W Voodward’s oodw ard’s quilting f r a m e s B ell Phone 1 7 6 Quick lunches hurry a man the mayor suggesting that he edge o f the close relation existing sweeps his sidewalk he must re and clamps will pleas return heavenward. execute the Sunday closing law. between anatomy and osteo- move or destroy the dirt, not the same. PORTER CO. ■ ■ ■ ■ CLOSING OUT, SALE OF BUGGIES K This is a straight closeout, every one must go Calkins & Wright. ' H. A. FO R C H T \
