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    NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Y o u r I .a .t C h ao re .
! the tarili' for deficit«, the “perfidy and upon the hou«c iournul, the eigner« to
dishonor” tuiitl'which President Cleve­ the protest being Thomas F. Beall,
C. C. Smith, the photographer is ar­
= land denounced and refused to sign, LuFayette Lane, Isaac Cox and James ranging to go away for the summer.
I S S I S I ) EVKBY rm U A Y »UKM .SU.
I and which became a law hy the explr- I). Fay. The resolution was made a Call ut once and have the babies’ picture
alien of the ten days limit, lias been special order for the evening session taken. Negatives go with the pictures.
K. II. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o r & P i b l i s h i b . removed from tho statute book. Its | which convened at 7 o’clock and after Old negatives sold for 10 cents each.
career was shorter than that of any debating tho question six hours and
great tariff act ever passed since the act twenty minutes, at 1:20 a. in. next
FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 1897
What did you say the name of th is’
of 1N.T2, which wusdisplaeed hy the com- morning the bouse adopted Die resolu-
missionary was? asked King Ktwapa.
Entered •» s e c o n d c la s s muter at the postolttc. j promise tariff in the following year, tion by a vote of JO to 4, the four being
Live ever, your highness, said the
a t N e w h e rg , O reg o n .
, and that career was as inglorious as it those who had signed tlie protest.
trembling chief; he said it was John, i
was short. The Democratic House of Thus in tlie two houses the amend­
Well, for a change—King Ktwapa
representatives and President disowned ment wus ratified hy a eoinhined vote
What are you going to do to help the
looked lovingly m his toothpick—let us
it and tlie Democratic .Senate could of 43 to 7 a result no doubt gratifying
Newberg fair along this fall? Think it
have a Jackpot-pie.—Town Topics.
never be induced to acknowledge its to such earnest freeman men us J it.
over and niuke up your mind to lend a
paternity.
Moreover, ait important Underwood—Carey Martin in Eu­
helping hand.
F o r tin - K l i l n s y . .
purt of it, the income tax provision, gene Journal.
“I am 05 years old; have had kidney
was nullified hy the Supreme Court.
It seems unfortunate that nothing is
It heals everything except a broken disease and constipation for 25 years.
Under particularly happy auspices
being done toward getting any gravel on tlie Dingley uet goes into operation. heart, may he said of De Witt’s Witch Am now well—used yourS. 15. Headache
the roads in this community this season. The countiy, Democrats ns well as Hazel .Salve. Piles and rectal diseases, and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 l»t-
We can’t afford to take any backward Republicans, had been awuiting its en­ cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and tles at 50 cents each. J. II. Knight,
steps in the matter of good roads.
actment with eager Interest, for though all skin troubles may be cured by it Rutledge, Or.” For sale by all drug­
many Democrats were opposed to It, quickly and permanently. A . T. H i l l . gists.
Wheat is d o w selling at seventy cents u** of
l *mt *,B passage, through
M a i l 's IS e a t F r i e n d .
in Newberg on a rising market and wool | tho reat from nl1 tariff agitation for tev
He—This record says you were born
First and foremost woman is man’s
oral
years
which
it
would
cause,
would
at fourteen cents. Hero is evidence of
in 1800.
best friend:
returning prosperity that oven a calam­ bring an immediate and wide spread
Hhe—Tiiat is correct; how old would
Because she is his mother.
revival in trade.
The Republicans
ity howler ought to be able to see.
you say I am?
(second,
because
»lie
is
his
wife.
welcomed it because they were con­
“Oh, about 30 ”
Because without her he would be
vinced that it would abolish treasury
“You Iiorri l thing! I ’m not 25 yet!”
Farmers are beginning to walk with a deficits, furnish adequate protection to rude, rougli und ungodly.
quicker step. Tlie hum of the thresher all industries needing it, and start every
Recause she can with him endure —Yonkers Statesman.
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as it rolls out seventy cent wheat at the Idle mill wheel in motion. There are pain quietly and meet joy gladly.
rate of twenty to forty bushels to the general rejoicings over this enactment
Penalise she is patient with him in
John Griffin, of Zanesville, O., says:'
acre is the music they are keeping step throughout the country. Most persons illness, endures his fretfulness and “I never lived a day for thirty years
to in Oregon these days.
without suffering agony, until a box of
believe it will bring us beneficial core “mothers” him.
Because she teaches him tho value De itt’s Witch Hazel Halve cured my
sequences us those which followed tlie
H i
If travelers could face a friendly guido operation of the resumption law of of gentle words, of kindly thought and piles." For piles and rectal troubles,
cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all
of consideration
board at every cross road it would save 1879.
Because on her breast he can shed skin troubles De Witt’s Witch Hazel Is out w ith a n ew lin e of
Seldom does fortune furnish so many
asking many questions and vexatious
A . T . H il l .
delays. Yamhill county is very slack favors to any country in a single sea tears of repentance, and ho is never re­ Salve is unequalled.
in this matter and without any reason­ sou as it brings to the United States at minded of them afterward.
Because she will stick to a man
the present time. A shortage in the
able excuse.
“I have observed,” said the sweet
wheat crop of tho rest of tlie world is through good und evil report, and al young thing, “that it is the man who
accompanied hy a large increase in the ways believe in him, if she loves him.
has never married who knows ail about
With the new hose cart which arrived
The la te st thing's for Chapped
Because, when lie is behaving like a women.”
red
i
^'is boontry, and a consequent
in town on Wednesday tlie six bund
“ 1 expansion of exportation, which is al fretful boy—and they all do, you know,
hand
s and B ough faces.
“Certainly,” said the unhappy bach­
feet of hose can row 1 c handled in
reudy beginning to test tlie facilities of ut all times—with no reason in (lie elor. • It is the man who knows all a-
caso of tire.
With a well organized
tho steamship companies
Not only world for it, woman’s soft word, toueli bout women who never marries.” —
hose company Newberg will be well
has tho American farmer more wheat or glanee, will make him ashamed of Cincinnati Enquirer.
fixed to cope witli any blaze that may
to sell than ho had lust year, but a mar­ himself, ash 3 ought to he.
spring up in reach of a hydrant.
ket for it is provided for him at fair
Because without tier as an incentive
F o r th e L ung*.
prices. The gold holdings of the treus- he would grow lazy; there would he no
Elder Alson W. Steers writes from
The priceol wheat is bobbing up while ury and the banks are increasing, tlie good work done, there would be no
the price of silver goes down witli a dull silver folly is discredited, and now noble books written, there would be no Portland, Or.: "There Is no medicine
A lso ju st received a n ew a sso rt­
thud. Tlii» is ono of the questions Hon. comes the enactment of the new tariff beautiful pictures painted, there would for the throat and lungs that I can
recommend to ministers, public speak­ m en t of F ish in g Tackle.
William Jennings Itryan did not tackle to remove tlie last vestige of financial he no divine strains of melody.
Come and
on his latest trip to Oregon, although on uncertainty, aud usher in an era of
Because—und this Is tlie best reason ers and singers, with the confidence
see
them
.
Hint
I
can
the
H
.
R
Cough
Cure.”
50
a former trip he asserted over and over business activity which will rival tlie of h II—when the world had reached an j
again that the price of silver always happiest period of the past year Once unenviable state of wickedness tlie! cents per bottle. For sale by all drug­
kept pace with the price of wheat.
more the Republican party lias proven blessed tusk of bringing it a Savior for gists.
Itself the greatest po ilical organization ull mankind was iriven to a woman,
W ho can th in k
in constructive ability which tlie na­ which was God's way of setting His
o f som e sim ple
Mrs McSwutt—Billlger, wh»n I ask­
Tho untimely ending of tlie useful life
th in g to p aten t?
seal
of
approval
on
her
who
is
mother,
tion lias known. Another Republican
te c t y o u r ideas; th e y m ay b rin g you w ealth.
of l’rof. McClure, of Eugene, who fell promise has been grandly performed, wife, daughter and sweetheart, and, ed you to get a book for a birthday P W ro rite
JOHN WKDDEKBUR.N ft CO., P a te n t A tto r­
present for brother John I supposed neys, W ash in g to n , 1). O., fo r th e ir $1,8U0 prize offer
over a precipice on the side of Mount and tlie prosperity which bus been ab­ therefore, man’s best friend.—Kx.
a n d lis t o f tw o h u n d red in v e n tio n s w an ted .
you would select one that had at least
Kanier ono day lest week, is only anoth­ sent for many years will soon be re
a substantial binding. This one will
er evidence of tho fact that our moun­
T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
There is a time for everything; and fall to pieces before lie has itsix months.
stored to the country.— Globe Demo-
tain climbers arc getting too careless, era“,.
(lie time to attend to a colti is wiien it
Mr. McSwatt—No it won’t Lobelia.
CLARENCE BUTT.
since it has become a common tiling for
starts. Don’t wait till you havo con­ It will last that brother of yours 1(X)
W ill p r a c t ic e in a ll th e c o u r ts o f t h e s ta te .
people to climb these snow capped
A n Id e a l N e w sp a p e r.
sumption hut prevent it by using Ono years, in any kind of a binding. It’s a S p e c ia l a t te n t io n g iv e n to p r o b a r e w o rk , tlie
peaks.
w r itin g o f d e e d s , m o rtg a g e s , c o n tr a c ts a n d th e
You hear of tho “ Ideal Newspaper.” Minute Cough Cure, tlie great remedy hook on manners.
d r a f t in g o f a l l le g a l p a p e rs .
II Is like the Mower that never withers, for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
N ew b erg . O reg o n .
O f f i c e — S e c o n d F lo o r
Hinco tlio barb wire fence is being the bird that never alights, tlie land all throat and lung troubles.
H an k o f N e w b e rg B u D d in g .
C
u
r
e
«
C
r
o
u
p
.
utilized for telephone work it ought to where the sunlight never fades, it ex ­
A. T. H i l l .
command more respect than it lias in ists only in the slicker whom we are
“ My three children are all subject to
O u r S m a l l e r C o lle g e !* ,
croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco,
tlie past. The Ifeppner telephone com­ told the elements consume. Writing
ELMER P. DIXON,
pany has a barb wire service into Lex­ from tlie stundpointnf a country editor,
"There are a few striking facts about got a half dozen bottles of 8. B. Cough
ington and lone, a distance of twenty if you have ever been in Ills shoes, you tlie small American college,” writes Cure. It is u i**rfect remedy. God
DENTIST
miles, and it is said to be giving excel­ know that he is a repository of tho se­ Edward W. link in the August Ladies’ hlcs3 you for it. Yours, etc., J. H.
O
flloe
2
d
n
n
r.i
w e s t o f H ill’s D ra g s to re .
lent satisfaction. in barb wire districts crets of the community, none of which Homo Journal. “One striking fact is Crozier, Grunts P ubs , Or. f>0 cents per
1st. s t r e e t ' N e w b e rg , O reg o n .
tulking ought to lie cheap between the lie must ever divulge, lie must pub­ that sixty per cent of the brainiest bottle. For sale by all druggists.
farmers of a neighborhood. The world lish a paper chock full of local news, Americans who have risen to promin­
is moving.
whether anything happened or not. ence and success arc graduates of col­
"That man Niblev isn’t to lie trusted. |
His judicial mind must ho far superior leges whose names arc scarcely known He'd take advantage of you quicker
Tho latest political mention is that to tlie district judge, nnd givo him outside their own states. It is a fact, than a wink if he saw a chance to do !
F L O U R , F R E D , IIA Y & G R A IN ,
D. 1’. Thompson is spoken of as candi­ pointers on instructing a jury.
lie also, that during tlie past ten years the i 9 0 . "
GARDEN & FLOW ER
date for governor on a free silver ticket must discourse with equal fluency up­ majority of the new and best methods j “ How do you know that?”
SEEDS.
with 11. R. Kincaid for secretary of on tlie silver question and farmer of learning have emanated from tlie
“ I overheard him and his wife in an j L a n d P la s te r . P o u ltry S u p p lie s a n d etc ., etc.
smaller
colleges,
and
have
been
adopt­
state on tho same ticket us a running Jones' Jersey calf, China painting and
argument last night, and when he saw £
F re e l)e liv e r y .
K. \Y. STKIGLEDER.
mate. Only a few short years ago D. P. Polnnd-Chlna pigs, preserved peaches ed later by the larger ones. Because a that she was getting ahead of him he
1st s tre e t,N e w b e r g . O reg o n .
Thompson when running on tho repuh- and the perseverance of the saint, college happens to he unknown two yelled, ‘Look out! There’s a mouse.’ ”
lican ticket for governor was howled foreign wars and local strikes, justifi- hundred miles from the place of its lo­ —Cleveland Leader.
1A K K NOTICE -
down as a “plutocrat” and a blood suck- ¡ cation hy faith ami the justification of cation does not always mean that tlie
I h a v e r e n t e d th e N e w b e rg M eat M a rk e t
o f M r L u c a s f o r m e rly o w n e d a n d r u n by
ing “monopolist.” It will make an type, the doctrine of election nnd the college Is not worthy of wider repute.
J . S. B a k e r. I iu t e u d to k e e p a s u p p ly o f
A I . l e N a il e d .
interesting picture to see these same election returns, tho doings of tlie last Tho faet cannot be disputed that the
Consumption and bronchitis are not F R E S H A N D C U R E D
fellows during the next campaign, as synod nnd tlie details of all prize fights. most direct teaching, and necessarily
by any means tlie same, although it is |
they fall on D. I”s neck and weep.
Weylor’s latest butchery tlie receipts of the teaching most productive of good
tim e s . S o lic itin g
hard to distinguish one from the other. o y n o u r h a p n a d tr o a n t a g a e ll I re
m a in
tlie church social and the squabbles in results, is being done In the smaller
Y o u rs r e s p e c tf u lly .
Bronchitis
is
an
Inflammadoti
of
tlie
,
American colleges. The names of these
ttm
town
council,
must
he
equally
A banker sauntering home for his
•la s. C o m ic.
collges may not he familiar to the. ma­ lining of the wind tubes or air vessels |
dinner saw a $10 hill lying on tho curb­ familiar to Ids versatile mind.
jority
of people, hut that makes them of tlie lungs, causing soreness of the N e w b e rg , O c to b e r, 1896.
With
all
this,
lie
must
wait
on
tlie
stone. Of course lie picked it up and
none the less worthy places of learning. same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness, [
took the numbers in order to find the delinquent subscriber, discount tho The larger colleges are unquestionably dillieully of breathing, spitting of mat-1
owner. N\ bile at home, his wife re­ i lil 11 of patent medicine fakes, stand off good. But there are smaller colleges ] ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
marked that tlie hotelier bad sent in a his wash bill, always go well tire ed just as good, in some respects, better die annually with this dread disease.
bill for meat amounting to $10. The pay (lie printer on Hnturday night, Home of the finest educators we have Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price .
only money bo had with him was the whether a cent inis come in or not; lire attached to the faculties of tlie 50 cents. Eor sale by all Druggists.
WATCHMAKER
hill lie had found, which lie gave to lier write free pull's, one-hundred lines to smaller institutions of learning Young
ami slio paid tlie butcher. Tho butcher every one ho gets pay for, boom tlie girls and young men who are being
JEWELER,
“ We have had a dispute,” said Hie |
paid it to a farmer for a calf and tlie farm- local statesman who owes him three educated at one of the smaller colleges
boarding
house
proprietor,
as
Htrapley
years
subscription—in
short
to
lie
nil
S o lic its th e p s tro n fic e o f h is o ld I n d i a n a
( r paid it to tho merchant who in turn
need never feel Hint tlie faet of tlie col­
F r ie n d s w h o n e e d w a tc h r e p a i r in g d o n e .
|
F or
paid it to tlie washerwoman; and she, tilings to all men, make no enemies, lege being a small ono places them at a took liis seat at tlie breakfast table.
never
have
a
name
misspelled
nor
a
“
Indeed,”
said
Htrapley,
corralling
2
7
0 M o rriso n S t.
E V E R Y m em ber o f
owing the hanker a note of $10, went to
disadvantage In comparison with tlie tlie butter.
P O R T L A N D , O IL
tho hanker and paid lier note. The mistake in dates, take the missings of Irieiul or companion who lias been sent
E V E R Y f a m ily on
“Yes; I said you were six weeks be­
banker recognized (lie bill as tlie one ho tlie community mid never cuss back. tonlargcrand better known college.
hind in your board, and Mr. Fean says
This
is
tlie
Ideal
country
editor,
and
E V E R Y fa r m , in
had found, and which up to that time
It Is not the college, it is the student.
you’re ahead. Will you settle it?”
had Fettled $50 of debt. On a moroearc- liis paper is a daisy. We never saw
E
V E R Y v illa g e , in
"Not tlds morning,” replied Strap-
fill examination be found tlie bill was one,—Alvin' (Texas) Hun.
I I I im k I w i l l T s l l .
E V E R Y S ta t e a n d T e r r ito r y .
le v —Youkers Statesman.
(Y e llo w S to u c P a r k L i n e )
counterfeit. Now w ill some ofour finan­
Tlie many different skin diseases such I
I .o a ltliitf lU r k w n r r t«
cial friends tell us what had been lost in
O
N
L
Y
P
IN
IN
O
C
A
R
R
O
T
T
E
FR
OM
the
FO R E d u c a t io n ,
p o h r i . v s o r o 1 H E K \* T .
At (In' special
of tho Ivgis- I as ring worm, tetter, salt rlieuni, erysijv ! “ Last minimeroneof ourgrainl-chihl- T H E O N LY
this transaction am! hy whom, if any­
R O T T E TO THE Y ELL O W ST O N E
j
elas,
eczema,
¡tolling
or
an
eruption
ol
F
O R N o b le M a n h o o d ,
n a t io n a l p a r k .
luture in Oregon held in Deoeuitier,
ren was sick witli a severe bowel troub-
thing?—Brighton (Iowa) Enterprise.
pimples, I testifies, blotches, chaps or lef” savs Mrs. E. U. Gregory, of Fred-
I
1st».»,
when
tlie
anti-slavery
amend­
FOR T r u e W o m a n h o o d .
■ 1
1 ■
i . e . vvf ,
| T u D epot, F o o t 6 th 3t, 1 a r r iv e
ment to the 1 lilted States constitution cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are rlckstown, Mo. “Our doetor’s reiiiedy
Wheat threshing is now- in lull blast
directly
the
cause
of
impure
blued.:
No.
2.
!
F
u
st
m
ill
fo
r
K
lla
m
a
,
N
o.
1.
liail falle«!, then \ve trieti ( hamlierlaiirs
which provides Hint "neither slavery
K e lso , r a s i l e R ook. W in-
IT G IV E S a ll im p o r ta n t n e w s o f t h e N a tio n .
and all reports are that the quality ol
nor involuntary servitude shall exist Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged Folie, Cholera and Diarrhoe* Kemedy,
lo c k , C h e h a lla , C e n t r a l­
IT G IV E S a ll im p o r ta n t n ew « o f th e W o rld .
the grain is tlie very best and tlie yield
to
I
s'
tlie
best
medicine
known
lor
any
is , S o u th B e n d . M onte
within tlie United States,” came he-
whlch gave very speedy re lief.” For
,.-ano, A b e rd e e n , O cnsta,!
IT G IV E S th e m o st r e lia b le m a r k e t rejMirts.
is good.
The estimate for tlie total
I
of
these
unsightly
complaints.
Price
O
ly
m
p
ia
.
T
a
co
m
a,
S
e
n
t­
fore the Oregon senate for ratification
sa’e hy A. T. llill.
ile . V ic to ria , Pt. T ow n
IT G IV E S b r illia n t an d in s t r u c t iv e e d it o r ia ls .
yield of the state is 18.000,000 bushels.
$1.00
per
bottle.
For
sale
by
all
Drug-1
there were sixteen senators present
s e m i, E lU n a b n rff. Kos
IT G IV E S ia c i n a t l a g sh o rt sto r ie s .
gists.
Ol this amount 11,500,000 bushels is
ly n . N o rth
Y a k im a ,
nnd three of those voted against its
S p ra g u e . C h e n e y , Spo
A gentleman out toward Amity tells a !
IT G IV E S a n u n e x c e lle d a g r ic u lt u r a l d e p a r tm e n t.
credited to Eastern Oregon and 05,000,-
-—
*-♦-
—
kune,
P u llm m . G a r­
ratification These three were senators
fie ld . F a r m in g to n . M os­
reporter that he has a strange freak of
IT G IV E S s c ie n c e n nd m e c h a n ic a l in fo r m a tio n .
H o p I ’l c k e r a W a n t e d .
000 bushels to Western Oregon. Fol­ 11\ M. Caldwell, of Josephine county,
co w , C n io n to w u , Gen-
IT G IV E S illu s t r a t e d fa sh io n a r tic le s .
lowing is the estimate hy counties:
I want 379 Imp pickers
A family nature on his place in thesha|>e of an old 00 P . M . es»*»v Rotund. H C . 7:30 P. M.
!<’ E. i'lirlsinan, of Lane county, and
T ra il. B. C . N elso n , B.
turkey gobbler that is raising a brood ol
IT G l \ K s h u m o rou s illu s t r a t io n s .
Counties.
Bushels.
may
count
thro,
boxes
a
hand.
Thus
C .: K 'lslo ,
M isso u la,
! llartlett Curl, of Linn county. James
11 young turks, while tlie mother turkey
Umatilla.................. ................. 4,600,000
R u tte . A n a c o n d a . H ide
IT G IV E S e n t e r ta in m e n t to o ld a n d y o u n g .
M. Pyle, senator from Raker county, you .-self and wife and three children
u a , S t. P a u l. M in n e a p o ­
has laved another setting of eggs and is
U nion......................... .. .............1,500,000
IT G IY US s a t is f a c t io n e v e r y w h e r e to ev e r y b o d y .
lis , Kiinx«« C ity , O rna
had the honor of introducing the reso­ may pick 9 boxes of hops per day ami
b a. C o u n c il B lu tfs, St
again setting. The old gobbler is very
B a k er......................
you
will
count
three
hands
You
will
¡L o u is, C h io s c o , W is h
lution asking for tlie ratification of tlie
^
in g to p . Now Y ork. P h il
proud of the young ones in his charge;!
Morrow......................
We Furnish THE GRAPHIC and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBÜNE,
! constitutional amendment
Those receive 30 cents |ier box for picking and
a l e l p h i a . B o sto n , a n d ,
looks
after
them
attentively,
N-sides
see­
TV asco....................... .................. 2,000,000
should
tlie
price
tie
more
ut
picking
All p o in ts
K ant a n d ;
voting aye were senators James M.
S
o
u
th
e
a
s
t
Hhorman ................. .................. 3,000,000 Pyle, A tl. llovey, G S. Hinsdale, time we will pay you Hie customary ing that five turkey liens that are setting
are* not molested. The probabilities are 3 DAYS to M in n e a p o lis , O m a h a . K a n s a s
Gilliam .................. .................. 1.000,01X1
J unes Watson, Jacob Wagner, S. It price. Ph ase give me your address on
C A SH IN A D V A N C E .
C ity , e n d St P a u l.
tiiat this old gobbler has com hided that
Lane. ...................... .................. 1,000.000
a
postal
card
or
in
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Cranston, J W Grim, William Green­
D A Y » to Slilwaukee a n d C h ic a g o
A d d r e s s a ll o r d e r s to
he dig's not pro pise to he outdone by any 4 S DAYS to W a s h in g to n P h ila d e lp h ia . N ew
wood, John II Mitchell, John A Fra­ do the rest. Our motto is kind aud
Y o rk a n d B o sto n , a n d o th e r E ast- \
blamed Mongolian resistor.—Transcript.
Y am hill...................................... 900,000
e r n p o in ta .
zer, L Donnell, T. R Cornelius, Joel courteous treatment to our patrons.
n * e c a ç e c h e c k e d th r o u g h to d e s ti n a ti o n o f j
Clackamas............... .................. 100,000
Palmer I I I tlie house of representa­ Hops Knight at tlie highest market
tic k e t.
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Marion...................... .................. MMM tives Hon J. It. 1 nderwood, of Lnre price.
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folk .......................... ............... 1,900,000 county, championed (lie anti-slavery
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Newberg, Oregon.
la a pYaaant, palatable preparation,en­
Linn ............................................1,200,000
A. D, CHARLTON,
tirely free from all oily taste, anil may
resolution which seems to have met
Washington
. .. ................. 700,01X1 with bitter opposition by n few mem-
A v o id ro n * iin i|ilittii.
be aitminiateriHi Internally or applied
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I'LPOT LUMBER YARD,
tiers The resolution which was first
Hy stopping that rough. Wo know externally. It will remove all pain
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S 3 S M o r r i s o n *■*! . T o r . T h i r d .
T ils I l l u s i , y T a rla r A rt
passed by the senate was called up hy of no bettor roiiwily for coughs and that “human flesh is heir to,” if prop­
PO O R».
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CF.PAR.
The Dingley tnrifT has lien,me law lion. J. H Underwood on tho third cotila than tho S. It. lo u g h l ’uro, -iff erly applied, ami might be rightly
WIN lx TVS.
1JM K .
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E. H. WOODWARD.
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n v f ig h t s
Price
After an existence of two year- an,l day of tlie - «ion when a lengthy rent* \ h 'T botti*'. For -.ile bv alt ilrug- termeti “a panacea for all ills.”
R KP WOOD.
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h a ir , c o r d
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jf> ce.it». For «ale by all Drnpgi ts.
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Nctkrt, Or. 3 u i l d c r s Hardwaro.
ETC., ETC
iE^EIDTTCTXOItSr SALE
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Newberg Clothing House,
FR O M
JUL Y 1 © TO AUG. 3 1
You are cordially invited to call at our store and see what bar­
gains are being offered in
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, SHOES, ETC.
Hodson Bros.
y
Perfumes and Toilet
C ream s,
Toilet Soaps, Bath Soaps, Sponges, Chamois
Skins, Etc,
-A .- T . H . I L L .
Wanted-An Idea
k You Can’t
A
Feed & Seed Store
1
JOHN A. BECK,
The Msw-York Weekly Tribune
Northern Pacific.
One Year for Only 81.50,
THE GRAPHIC, Newberg, Or.
Ass’l G T Pass. A . Portland, Ore.
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