N E W B E R Q O R A P H IC
cood-rlss. mattar at tba
at Nawbarg, Oragob.
A t Echo they have a barber
w h o shingles hair w ith sheep
shears. He is probably keeping
his hand in w ith a view o f taking
t o the sheep pens as soon as
shearing time begins again.
President Roosevelt and the
San Francisco School Board have
reached an agreement over the
Japanese matter, and the yellow
journals may as well pat a w a y
their pop guns.
W ord comes from W ashington
that Senator Mnlkey is con
sidered to be one o f the hand
somest members in the Senate.
They w ill remember him when
he goes back the next time for a
longer term.
E ditor
M cM anus, of Pilot
Rode, went to Pendleton last
Saturday, loaded up with booze
and shot a man dead. A ll this
happened in Um atilla county
where the Helix Herald says they
don 't have disgraceful ro w s
caused by drink, as they do in
local option counties.
The legislature has finally
passed a railroad conimission
bill placing the appointing power
w ith the state board instead o f
w ith the governor. It is indicated
that the governor will name one
member of the commission, Sec
retary of State Benson one and
Treasurer Steel the other.
.¿Professor Thom as Condon, the
fam ous Oregon geologist, whose
home w a s at Eugene, died last
M on d ay a t the age o f eighty-five
years. H e w a s a native o f Ire
land, b a t came to America when
eleven years o f age and in 1862
came to Oregon from N ew York.
H e w a s an unquestioned author
ity on geology o f the Pacific
N orthw est, having written “ The
T w o Islands," “Geological H is
tory o f O regon" and a number
o f university bulletins.
Soon after the local option
la w w a s enacted and put into
force, it w a s announced w ith a
great flourish o f trumpets that
certain tow ns in counties that
had been voted dry,'w onld annul
the la w by adopting new char
ters allo w in g saloon licenses to
be granted. Several tow ns made
the attem pt and a test case in
C oos county w a s carried up to
the supreme court. As w ill be
seen in a news note from Salem,
a decision has been rendered
which knocks out the conten
tion o f the saloon men. ' This is
one o f the most decisive victories
th at has been scored for the lo
ca l option la w and all friends o f
the la w w ill rejoice over the de
cision.
were taken to w ard the establish
ment o f a provisional govern
ment for Oregon ought to be
Studying Nut Culture at O. A . C.
improved, bat Hofer and Zorn,
A. C. Goodrich, fruit inspector
the owners o f the land, ought
not to be allowed to hold up the for Yamhill county, .is at the O.
state for three times the actual A. C. studying all about fruit
trees, and h o w to kill the pests.
He is also m aking a study o f nut
Business is dull in Tillam ook trees, as there is a great demand
when the newspapers o f that for information on this subject
city are clear o f a libel suit. The all over Yamhill county. Thom as
latest announcement is as fol Prince, of Dundee, sold his w a l
lo w s : “ Sin? B ari filed a libel nut crop this year for sixteen
suit in the circuit court today cents per pound, which is about
against Fred C. Baker, editor o f three cents more than w a s paid
the Tillam ook Headlight, w h o for California nuts. M r. Prince
w an ts $5000 dam ages, claiming w a s offered $650 per acre for
that his reputation has been in his forty acre w aln u t orchard.
jured to that extent The H ead L arge and small orchards are
light published a list o f cases, being put out all over Yamhill
and gave the names o f the jurors county, and it w ill be but a lew
in each case, giving as well the years until w alnuts and filbert
jurors w h o were for convic nuts w ill be one o f the rn«in
tion and those w h o were for crops o f old Yamhill.—A lbany
acquittal, in a number o f local Herald.
option cases tried recently in this
Th e Feminine Observer.
city, but in the “Jesse E arl case"
it made a mistake in saying the
I have know n wom en to be
“ Sim E arl case.“' F o r this Sim jealous about husbands w h o
E arl w an ts the above am ount.“ could not attract the attention
o f a cage o f monkeys.
The b ig expositions come high
Some people are so stubborn
but w e have g o t to have them. and so contrary that yon can
When the Lew is and Clark F air only convince them they are
w a s first talked of, much fear w ro n g by agreeing with them.
w a s expressed lest it bankrupt
Virtue th at employs a press
Oregon, but this fair w a s really agent m ay be a virtue or it m ay
the means o f infusing new life be something ju st as go o d —for
Into business and starting the commercial purposes.
state on the ro a d to g reater
There is hot much difference
prosperity th an , w e have ever between the rich and the poor,
before known. The Seattle fair but it is mighty hard to get hold
in 1909 promises to be a hum o f the difference.
mer and n o w comes the an
Some men look for new w orlds
nouncement that California will to conquer because they find the
celebrate the four hundreth an old one unconquerable.
niversary o f the discovery of the
A man m ay be the soul of hon
Pacific Ocean in T 9 1 3 w ith a big esty but he w ill need something
fair to be held a t San Francisco. less etherial if he has to deal
W e w ill all be called on to pay w ith the regular push.
tribute to these fairs in the w a y
It is a hard m atter for a man
o f taxes to enable Oregon to w h o believes as you do, to carry
make creditable exhibits, but the his ideas to the extreme where
returns to the state w ill be four you w ill call him a fanatic.
Nothing is much more difficult
than f o r a country w om an when
she visits in the city to learn to
call the hired girl a servant.
W anted.
delivery o f mail. It is the giving
of farms the same name as post-
offices.
Those w ho adopt a
name for their farm should try
and make it as distinctive as
possible and be particularly care
ful that it does not conflict with
some already established post-
office. The lam e or a similarity
o f names causes the oostal clerks
more bother than any one thing
in the service. A s they are gen
erally compelled to w o rk at race
horse speed in the distribution of
mail on the cars, a glance is all
that can be given. I f you r farm
name should be given the promi
nence on a letter, it may be sent
to a to w n of that name in an
other state. In addressing an
envelope, the to w n and state are
the things to give prominence,
the name o f the person coming
secondary for the local post
masters’ consideration. — Item-
Take Orioo Laxative Fruit Syr
up. It sweetens the stomach, aids
digestion and acts us a gentle stimu
lant on the liver and bowels with
out irritating these organs. * Orioo
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures bilious
ness and habitual constipation.,
Does not nauseate or gripe and is
mild and pleasant to take. Re
member the name Orino and refuse
to accept any substitute. For sale
by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
There is little hope for the man
who tries to pass his opinions as
knowledge.
Neighbors Got Fooled.
“I was literally coughing myself
to death, and had become too weak
to leave my bed; and neighbors
predicted that I would never leave
it alive; but they got fooled, for
thanks be to God, I was induced
to try Dr. King's New Discovery.
It took just four one dollar bottles
to completely care the cough sod
restore me to good sound health, ”
writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of
Grovertown, Stark county, Indiana.
This king of cough and cold cures,
and healer of throat and tangs is
guaranteed by F«nH. Caldwell &
Co., druggist. 50 c and $ 1 . Trial
The road to truth is straight;
if the road is crooked it is not
the road to truth.
TIM E TO FENCE
YOUR FARM
ELLW O O D
KING & BENNETT
HARDWARE CO.
Rising From the Grave.
A prominent manafsetnrer, Wm.
A. Fretwell, of Lucarna, North
Carolina, jela’.es a most remarkable
experience. He says: “ After tak
ing less than three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters, I feel like one rising
from the grave. My. trouble U
Bright’s disease, in the Diabetes
stage. I fully believe Electric Bit
ters will cure me permanently, for
it has already stopped the liver and
bladder complications which have
troubled me for years." Guaran
teed at F. H. Caldwell & Co's.,
druggist. Price only 50 c.
It is not every prison warden
who is proud o f the output of
his pen.
Hunting for Trouble.
“ I ’ve lived in California twenty
years, and am still hunting for
trouble in the way of burns, sores,
wounds, boils, cuts, sprains, or a
case of piles that Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve won’t quickly cure,” writes
‘Charles Walters, of Alleghany,
Sierra county. No use hunting,
Mr. Walters; it cares every case.
Guaranteed at P. H. Caldwell &
Co’s, drug store. 25 c.
M ost politicians love
country for so much j>er.
their
Croup.
Begins with the symptoms of a
common cold; there is chilliness,
sneezing, sore throat, hot skin,
quick poise, hoarseness and im
peded respiration. Give frequent
small doses of Ballard's Horebound
Syrup, (the child will cry for it)
and at the first sign of a croupy
cough apply frequently Ballard’s
Snow Liniment to the throat.
Mrs. A. Fliet New Castle, Colo
" ’T
rado, writes, March 19 , 1902 : “ I
Beal Estate Transfers.
think Ballard’s Horebound Syrup
Frank H ausw irth to J E Brow n a wonderful remedy, and so pleas
nVfe blk 3 H ausw irths 3rd add to ant to take." Sold by C. F. Moore.
North Yam hill $125.
M a n reposes; w om an stirs him
Florence H olzw orth to Albert
Senn Its 256,257, 258 Dayton $1.
Y o u rs fo r Q u ick S ales
Patterson, Parrish & Co
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N ew team harness for light
farm w ork, never been used. C.
Much has been said o f late in E. Newhouse, Newberg, Oregon.
favo r o f the d rag for roads made Phone 32-4
2-21
o f split logs, but so far little at
tention seems to have been paid
to it in this community. The
White Plym outh Rock cock
cost o f the contrivance is almost
erels, also eggs for hatching. C.
nothing and so much has been
E. Newhouse, Newberg, Oregon.
written in its favor that w e hope
2-21
to see it given a trial. Anything
Beauty unadorned does not
that w ill tend to make rough
appeal
to the critical eye o f the
places smooth as the mud begins
to dry np w ill certainly be a milliner.
TH E S P L IT LO G D R A G .
W ith a purpose firm and true,
Fall in line—it ’ s up to you;
D rag the rood!
Would you do the proper thing?
D rag the road.
Set the system on the wing.
D rag the rood.
v
G ive the drag a lively swing,
Toss the laurel-wreath to King,
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When a w om an has a bank ac
count o f her own, her friends
think she is wise, but if she lets
her husband k n ow it, they re
gard it as a case o f wisdom
weakened by love. '•
FENCE
M ade in all styles'and heights for field ,
lawn and poultry purposes.
This is an all Steel Fence and especially
desirable because of its strength, superi
or galvanizing, elasticity, and variety of
styles.
Call and examine this fence both in die
roll and in our living sample.
L IS K W ARE
For your Kltohon
Utensils.
A fins lino of
C U TLE R Y
A Habit to be Encouraged.
A trolly line from Portland to
M ou n t H ood which is in the
em bryo stage and which, will,
sooner o r later be built, will be
a n attraction for tourists and
w ill no doubt be a paying invest»
ment. The trip to M ount L o w e
is one o f the d raw in g cards for
L o s Angeles and
Pasadena.
Californians know how to take
advantage o f every such oppor great benefit and this is w h at
tunity to arrange for the pleas the d ra g w ill do. An exchange
ure and entertainment o f tour says:
When the «m ile* o f spring appear.
ists and a t the same time ex-
D rag the rood;
tract the dollars from their
When the corn is in the ear.
pockets. Portland has much to
E very season in the year.
show her visitors already, but
D rag the road!
When you’ ve nothing else to do,
a trolly line to M ount H ood
Drag the road;
w ould be w orth much m the
I f but fo r an hour or two.
w a y of advertising the city as a
D rag the road.
resort for tourists.
I t w ill keep them good aa new,
A legislative committee has
recommended an appropriation
o f $2500 for the purchase of ten
acres of land surrounding the
monument located on the bank
o f the river a t Chatnpoeg. This
historic spot where the first steps
Tbree salesmen for our new
county, township and railroad
surveys o f Oregon. These sur
veys are a splendid compilation
o f facts, figures and drawings,
and o f wonderful valne. Coun
ties and tow ns are fully indexed,
and population o f each are given;
railroads plainly shown and dis
tances between all stations also
shown; congressional district^
outlined, numbered and popula
tions given. Other features too
numerous to mention. A splen
did opportunity for energetic
men.
R a n d , M c N a l l y & Co.,
Chicago, Illinois.
For Bllllousueu and Sick Head
The mother who has acquired
the habit of keeping on hand a bot
tle of Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy
saves berself a great deal of uneasi
ness and anxiety. Coughs, colds
aad croup, to which children are
susceptible «re quickly cured by ifs
use. It counteracts any tendency
of a cold to result in pneumonia,
and if given as soon ss the first
symptoms of croup appear, it will
prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious sod
mothers give it to little ones with a
feeling of perfect security. Sold by
C. F. Moore.
Suitable for all
T H E IM P R O V E D
ACM E W ASH ER
A Child can Operate it
Saves Health, Strength &
Clothing.
Purposes.
Yon w ill find them a t
J . B . M o u n t*»
Challenge Sale
■A-WOMEN*-**“
Robertlne glrea what every woman
moat deelrea—a Perfect complexion,
f t bring# that aoft. imooth, freah,
<S«ar tint to tba cheek that denote«
youthful ness. It will brill« beauty
to those who lack H; It will retain
It for thoaa who already poaaeee It;
It will enable you to eucoeeefully
'ohmbet the ravage* o f weather and
time. Don’ t doubt—don’ t argue. Juat
try Robertlnc. Tour druggiat will
gtve yon a free sample. A ll drug
gists keep Robertlne.
W e challenge the entire state to meet
our prices on Ladies Dress Skirts,
Underw ear, Hosery, Gowns, Kimonas,
and everything else in our winter line
o f goods.
W e solicit your careful in
vestigation.