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CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Pacific College
H on .T h ot. H. Tongue. Tbe principal
Office and Residence one block south of Bank
Old Virginia G r o u n d - h o g Dajr,
reason—in fact tbe only reason—they
of New berg.
Having somewhat of a belief in Can­
can give for proposing a change from
N E W B E B Q , ORE.
Tongue to some one else is, that some dlemas or ground-hog day I will here
give
tlie
readers
of
the
Graphic
a
small
one else wants the place. The congress­
man from the First Oregon district is sketch of tlie same. You may go back
one of the brightest men the state lias to the Puritan days, or Pope Gelasius’
Office 2 doors west of Moore’s Drug store.
ever sent to represent her at the nation­ time in the year 493, or 642 during Em-
1st. street, New berg, Oregon.
al capital, and if it is an able, palliatali- jieror Justinian's reign or from the very
ing and conscientious representative, earliest ages and among all people this
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
that the people want, they will let Mr. | has been regarded as prophetic of the
Tongue stay just where he is. The office duration of winter and is singularly
llro o lta o f O regon.
of congressman was not provided for, fruitful in omens by which its prophecy
He’s blowing with
Hal], laiiil of valleys,plains aud hills.
Will practice lu all the courts of the state
merely to make a place for somebody, may be read. All, or most all are ac­
all his might and can Special
attention given to probate work, the
Of rlrera grand, and crystal rill«,
but in order that necessary legislation quainted witli the popular superstition
barely stir the record­ writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the
draftiug
of all legal papers.
concerning
tlie
ground-hog.
It
is
to
the
ing
hand
from
zero.
tlnu« covered mouutalua, tlopea of green,
may lie enacted. Let tbe aspirants aliow j
New berg. O regon .
There’s many a big,
Aud lakea enrobed In allvery aheen,
that they are better able to discharge tbe , effect that on the 2nd day of February
healthy looking man O ffice — Second Floor
lie
emerges
from
Iris
hole
or
burrow,
Of beasdlesa grovea and bounding sea.
duties of the office than the incumbent
who is weak in the Bauk of NewLerg Building.
My native land, dear land to me:
and the people might then be persuaded where lie lias passed the winter until
lungs.
Probably half
or two - thirds of his
now in a lethargic state. If the sun is
Of all thy charms, tby brooks alone
to listen.—Forest Grove Times.
lung s u r f a c e barely
shining so that lie can see his shadow
Would melt the heart, though It were atone,
knows the contact of oxygen. He’s the
lie retires to ills hole and resumes his kind of man, who, when a cough attacks
Would bid all care be cast aside,
A C AN D ID »TATKM KNT.
slumber for tlie ensuing six weeks, his him, goes galloping down the rood
And sorrows In tbc shadows hide;
The
question
of a successor to Hon. doing so being an infallible sign th a t. toward consumption. Many such a man
From cool retreats the purllngs How
ealing for weak
Geo. W. McBride as a representative of cold weather will continue for th a t' has found strength and hei
In rythmic numbers sweet and low,
lungs and tissues lacerated by coughing F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & OH AIN
Oregon
in
the
United
States
senate
has
length
of
time.
If
on
the
contrary,
the
'
To babble down the pebbled bed,
and drained by hemorrhages, in the use
GARDEN & FLOW ER
been launched upon the stormy political day is cloudy, and the sun invisible, he of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov-
And bid us kuow where dreams are fed ;
SEEDS.
aea
in
an
abrupt
and
somewhat
unex­
does not return to his habitation thus ery. The healing power of this medi­
Wide branching trees, the vluea and flowers,
cine in pulmonary diseases seems little
pected
manner.
The
Oregonian
has
as­
showing
that
winter
is
at
an
end.
Fa­
The crags, the rocks, the paths and bowera,
short of marvelous at times, so extreme
-Free Delivery.
College trained men aud women are more in demand than ever
sumed a state o f public opinion which miliar as is the legend probably few are are the conditions which it cures. The
The wavering log which forma the bridge,
before. *
tlie Statesman does not recognize as ex ­ aware that though tlie ground-hog— "D iscovery” contains no alcohol, and
The sloping bank, the mossy ridge,
E. C. W a rd & Co.
isting or as justifiable, and presumes to which by the way is not properly called no narcotics.
Pacific College offers an education under most favorable circum­
Grant us repose f rom every theme,
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
"When I started to take your ‘ Golden Med­
dictate specifically what tbe people of so—is sn animal peculiar to America,
stances.
ical D iscov ery ,w rites Mr. A. F. Novotny, of
Kacept the Joy of dreamlers dream;
_____
Oregon must do.
yet precisely the same idea was associa­ New York, N. Y.. Box 1437. « I had a regular
There dauco the daughters of the springs,
consumptive cough, of which I was afraid7 and
We do not believe tlie opinion is either ted by the ancient Romans as well ns everybody cautioned me ami warned me con­
T here sigh the winds, the lcp b jr sings
it. I was losing weight rapidly, was
general or widespread, locally or nation­ tlie old Germanic, Celtic and Gallic cerning
very pale and had no appetite, whatever. Now
A sweet content to (lower and tree,
ally, that Oregon is weakly represented race* with other races and that our my conditiou is changed entirely. I do not
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
Attuued unto tbe streamlet's glee.
at all, have gained eight pounds ia
in the senate. It is true that neither of ground-hog belief has existed since tlie cough
weight, have recovered my healthy color, and
Kafr Oregon's soft babbling rills
our eeuators is a bright star in oratory very infancy of tlie human race. There my appetite ia enormous. I can recommend
your medicine to everybody who may be in need
A re pure as dew upou her hills,
or noted for long and obtrusive speeches. is a German proverb, certainly as old as of the same, as it is a sure cure."
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
Are sweet as waters sweet cau flow,
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation.
It is also true that one of our senators is the German nation, which is familiar in
Promptly Done.
Abd colder than the melting snow;
x p e n se s
an entirely new man In the national hall some form to the people of every Euro­
There beauty dwells, there grandeur reigns,
o f legislation and has had little or no op­ pean country to-day and tells a tradition
And memories, like crystal chains,
portunity yet to exhibit his force and of the badger which is identical
3
B ra v e Men F a ll.
Horseshoeing and General Black-
Will bind our hearts unto the rills
power in matters of great moment. with ours of the ground-hog.
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
It
runs
In Oregou's unrivalled bills.
smithing.
Senator Simon was not the Htatesraan's as
follow s:
Tlie
badger
peeps tronbie as wel! as women, and ail feel the
—V alehtix * II rowk , I u Oregon Native Son.
choice for the position,but is tlie result out ot his hole on Candlemas day and results in loss of appetite, poisons in the
of a series of circumstances which the when he finds snow walks abroad, but blood, backache and nervousness, head­
A lot of dyspeptic old barn-stormer Oregonian aided strongly in creating; If he sees the sun shining he draws back ache and tired, listless, run-down feeling.
orators got red in the face iconising for yet the Statesman has sufficient know­ into his hole.
Another old German But there’s no need to feel like that. Lis­
the Doers, because they well know there’s ledge of Mr. Simon's ability to know proverb, also well known to the people ten to J.W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind.
He
no reasonable chance under heaven of that with reasonable opportunity lie will of many other nations in some form, is says: "Electric Bitters are just tlie thing
their having to go to the assistance of take a high place in the councils of the to the effect that the shepherd would for a man when lie is all run down, and
Send for Catalogue to the President.
jew eler
nation, and we have faith in his state rather see the wolf enter his stable on don’t care whether lie lives or dies. It
the "p oor” Boer.
loyalty and pride which tells us that no Candlemas or ground-hog day, than tlie did more to give me new strength and I Solicits the patronage of his old Indiana
Friends who need watch repairing done.
interest of Oregon will suffer for lack of sun. Rut that much talked of Ameri­ good appetite than anything I could take.
If Rullerdoes not change hi* tactics
2 7 0 Morrison St.
attention at his hands.
can citizen the ground-hog is not a hog I can now eat anything and have a new
pretty soon, the French may compla­
PORTLAND, OR.
But the long-range shot of the Oregon at all as I have already hinted but a leaso on life. Only 50c. at C.E. Smith’s
cently remark "There are others” when
ian at Senator Simon was probably in rodent of the marmot family whose zo­ drug store. Every bottle gusranteed.
that little couplet is quoted about that
tended only as a blind to cover the more ological name is Aretomys Monax, and
old kingof France and his forty thousand
deadly fusillade to bo directed at Mr. whose common name is woodchuck. He
Keeps on hand a full and complete line of
men marching up a hill and down again.
3 The ir liuslneaa Bo om in g.
McBride. The Oregonian is a great force is found in all parts of our country from
Probably no one thing lias caused such
la Oregon politics, but it is at times a Hudson hay to South Carolina and as
The Pluindealer insinuate* that every dangerous force, in that to tlie eccentric far west as the Rocky mountains. It is a general reviving of trade at 0 . E.
ruggists
county in this district with the excep­ personal likes and dislikes of its man­ his habit o f burrowing in tlie ground Smith's drug store as his giving away to
tion of its own, Douglas, haa a candidate agement are subordinated every interest nnd tlie hog-like veracity with which he his many customers c f so many free
When you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your
out (or congressman. We wish to enter of tills stato, local and national. It lias devours li is food that have secured for trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
wants will be fully supplied.
• protest. Old Yamhill has not gone often been absolutely dictatorial, and no him tlie appellation of ground-hog. The fei Consumption. Ttieir trade is simply
Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall
daft yet and will line up in support of man or measure is deemed worthy o f hole from which he emerges on Candle­ enormous in this very valuable remedy,
Free Delivery.
Paper.
Thos. H. Tongue and the best interests support or encouragement unless con­ mas day is deeply dug in fields, on the from the fact that it always cures and
JO S. W I L i S O N -.
never
disappoints.
Coughs,
Colds,
Asth­
tributory to tlie Orcgonian’sgratiflcation. side of hills or under rocks in woods.
of the state.
When tlie time appears that the official This subterranean home is very com­ ma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and
neglects to take liis advices from that plete having several apartments and en­ lung diseases are quickly cured.
You Stationery and School Supplies.
A new mail is now in the public eye
paper and its immediate followers, in trances. He burrows in a slanting di­ can lest it before buying by getting a trial
as a candidate for McKinley’a running
the matter of appointments or otiierwise, rection upward at first to keep out tlie bottle free, large size 50c. and $1.00 Ev­
mate, in the person of Webster Davie,
then, in the eyes of the editorial man­ water. Tlie so-called ground-hog has nil ery bottle warranted.
o f St. Louis.
If Mr. Pnvis can lead old
Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc.
agement, the time is ripe for the slaugh­ tlie cum.ing of tlie rodent family of
Missouri out of the wilderneas, liis
ter of tlie offender. We say this with­ which lie is so honored a member. He
qualifications should lie considered en­
Teachers* JCxaminatlon.
F. A. MORRIS, Pres.
out bitterness of feeling hut as a fact generally prefers elevated locations for
tirely sufficient for the second office in
Notice
Is
hereby given that the county
A. R. MILLS, Vlce-Pres.
borne out by rocent events and os an ex­ his home that lie may have a clear view
tlie government.
i superintendent of Yamhill county will
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier.
planation of the lute attuck upon Senator of any danger that may approach or
j
hold
tlie
regular
examination
of
appli­
McBride. Its courseof persistent bitter­ threaten him or his. As a greater pre­
The taking of the next census of Ore­ ness toward President McKinley and his caution of safety while basking in the cants for state papers at McMinnville
1 February 14-15-16-17 as follows: Com­
gon is looked forward to witli mucli in­ administration is atiHher evidence of
sun or running about in search ot food mencing Wednesday Fepruary 14 at 9
All kinds of Upholstering and Furniture Work done.
We buy and sell Second
terest, for it is believed that the popula­ this spirit.
lie always makes it a rule to post some . O.clock
m . an(, closing Saturday Feh-
hand Furniture or exchange anything in our line for Furniture or stovea.
tion has increased sufficiently to give
The Statesman believes the republi­ of Ilia family or his friends as a sentinel
N ew berg-, O r.
We ran give you a B E T T E R P R I C E for anything you wish
the state another representative in con­ cans of Oregon are capable of selecting a or guard. Theso pickets are remark­ ; ruary 17 at 4 p. m . Wednesday— Pen­
to sell than any one in Yamhill County.
We will pack
manship,
history,
spelling,
algebra,
gress.
Many an aspiring politician lias senator in every way worthy o f this able and never failing in thoir vigilance,
and Ship Household Furniture to any part of
reading
and
school
law.
Thursday—
doubtless already questioned himself in­ great state and its multifarious interests. and their sense of hearing is wonder­
the U. 8 .
Written arithmetic, theory of teaching,
wardly, "la it I? ”
It beHevos too, that not one of theso in­ fully acute. When one raises the cry of
O E >Q A TTIZ'EID 18 93
grammar,
book-keeping,
physics,
civil
terests has suffered through either lack of warning they all instantly take to
government. Friday— Physiology, ge-
It is a sad reflection upon old Ken­ ability or lack of industry on tlie part of flight. Being too cunning to retire to ; ography, mental arithmetic, composi­
Mr.
McBride.
It
is
true,
ho
lias
not
at­
their
hole
if
there
is
any
chanco
of
be­
tucky that the resolutions drafted there
Transacts a general banking
tion, physical geograpny. Saturday—
by a body of citisena the other day a- tained the national prominence once ing tracked to it thoy conceal themselves | jiotàny, plane geometry, general his­ business.
guinat tlio persecutions and tyranny of held by Senator Dolpli, nor is there a among rocks or underbrush and are tory, English literature, psychology.
Goebel, read strangely like those draft­ man iu Oregon to-day wiio can attain careful not to reappear until long after |
E. V. L it tle fiel d ,
ed by the Revolutionary fathers in be­ that eminence in a abort term of service; all possibility of discovery has vanished.
Foreign Exchange bought and
Co. Superintendent.
but
Mr.
McBride’s
influence
and
strength
Though
their
flesh
is
coarse
and
rank
it
half of liburty, one hundred and twenty
sold.
have
been
seen
and
recognized
in
all
is sometimes eaten and their fur is aiso
live years ago. In some ways this won­
ANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DI8-
derful age isn't so progressive after all. affairs affecting this state since his ad­ used. They subsist upon plants, fruit
Office Managers lu this state to repre­
vent iu the senate, and by tlie ruling and vegetables being especially fond of sent trict
me In their own and surrounding coun­
powers at Washington through tlie certain kinds of clover. Of the super­ ties. Willing to pay yearly $600. payable week­ Careful atteution given Collections.
ly. Desirable employment with unusual op­
If it is true, as the Albany Demo­ places given him upon tlie most impor-
--------Come in aud inspect our stock. See the best---------
stitions, omens and folk-lore of Can­ portunities. References exchanged. Enclose
crat maintains that "the only hope tsnt committees of the senate— positions
self addressed stamped envelope. 8. A. Park,
dlemas, or ground-hog day there is a 320Caxton Building. Chicago.
against the trusts lies in tlie democratic rarely uttuined in a first term.
great store. They pertain not only to
party," then indeed is our hope vain.
No Ilian was ever sent from Oregon to tlie weather hut to many oilier tilings
AGENTS WANTED— FOR ''THE LIFE AND
We may as well surrender and plead for the senate who had a better knowledge
JE R SE Y CATTLE & PO LAN D
___w __
beside. A _________
Scottish rlivuie,
as ____
old ___
as achievements of Admiral Dewey,” the world’s !
quarter right now, for something more of tlie wants and feelings of tlie state
C H IN A H O G S
any of the highland clans, thus alludes 1 *re*te*» "•v*1 hcro'
lhf !
than an incessant flow of vainglorious than is possess«] by Mr. McBride, and
lifelong frieml and admirer of the nat lou’s idol. 1
to this occasion as an omen of the fur­ Biggest and best book; over 500 pages, A x to From the best strains. Stock for sale at reason Get your Babies weighed, visit, shop or buy as it may best please you
gabble will lie necessary to deal with no man ever represented the state who
able prices.
ther duration of winter.
Inches; nearly 100 pages halftone Illustrations, j
as a generous public.
such a hydra headed monster.
Address,
had a keener desire for its advancement. If Candlemas day ha bright and fair, tha half Only 91.oO. Enormous demsnd. Rig commis­
He is a native of tlie state; he lias grown
sions.
Outfit
free.
Chance
of
«lifetim
e.
Write
i
Hoping to serve your wants in Hardware I ask you to come one and
O’ winter's to come aud matr;
J. M. & S. W . A T K IN S O N ,
It Candlemas day be wet and foul, the half O' quick. The Dominion Company, trd floor C«x-
Wo wish In give the Halem Statesmen witli its growth, worked up from its
all.
Newberg:, Or.
tou Bldg., Chicago.
winter's
gone
at
Yule.
credit for the strongest, moat logical and ranks; administered its business affairs,
At your service,
An old English rhyme deals with tlie
common sense answer to the Oregonian sympathized and mingled with Its com­
in its fight against our U nit«) States mon people, and is in hearty accord same subject ns follows.
E L M E R P. D IX O N
DENTIST
He Cani
Believe II.
CLARENCE BUTT.
Fuii College and Academic Courses
Feed & Seed Store
of Study.
W & Ê -:
ROY GARDNER
E
JOHN A. BECK,
Low' — Competent and Sympa-
thetic Teachers.
Excellent home for younger boys and girls
WATCHMAKER
,
THOMAS NEWLIN.
C. F. Moore & Co
D
.
WILSON’S GROCERY
Staple <fc Fancy Groceries.
Newberg Lounge & Mattress
Factory,
Lounges, Couches & Parlor Sets Made
Order.
to
Come and See Us.
LE W IS & MENDENHALL.
PIONEER HARDWARE STORE
W
IS H ER E TO STAY.
SPRING HILL FARM.
A IR T IG H T S T O V E S
On the Market,
with their best sentiments and aspira­ If Candlem is day he fair aud bright, winter
will not take Its flight.
tions. Ho is not an orator, but he is an
If Candlemas day bring snow aud rain, w in­
indefatigable worker, and lie lias a cool |
ter will not he seen again.
head and a oapacitv for accomplishing
If tlie people of Oregon would remem-
results that is possessed by few men.
! Iier ground-hog day and stick to tlie old
It is not the blatant trumpeter that is
Virginia maxim, "Rem em ber February
tlie safest and wisest national councellor.
i llie 2 nd day, to have half your oals an I
One of the best and most persistent
I half your hay,” they would be "ekooktim
talke'S in tlie senate is Windy Vocalist
| chuck." I will here relate an anecdote
Allen, of Nebraska, yet no one would
of the ground-hog caught many years
point to him as an example to command
ago on the old Webster farm, though
respect; another is Billy Mason, of Illi-
known to every school boy of fifty years
r.ois, yet he is entirely in disrepute; an­
ago may be new to msny of our boys
other is Pettigrew, of Soutn Dakota, and girls of to-day. A ground-hog was
who is no longer consider«! safe, and to caught on tlie Webster farm nnd Daniel
If Mr. Bryan i* nominated upon a
platform endorsing fusion lie will cer- on ad iiiflnitnm. It is not expect«! that Webster, then a lad besought his father
tsinly be defeated And any state that every senator can command the ear of a to spare its life, while bis brother /vk e
puts up electors on a fusion ticket will nation, and there are only a few occa­
surely go republican, unir*« it lie some sions in a senatorial lifetime when an | clamored loudly for its death. Their
father at length said he would act as
of the Southern state*. The time for
sideshows is past There is no possible opportunity occurs (or enunciating great judge and give the animal a fair and
show for democracy but the straight and sayings that may attract widespread en impartial trial while his boys as counsel
narrow way. If hr any chance the fu tlinaiasiu. In this practical age the val­
sion policy is effect«! the tepublican ! uable man is lie who knows what he and for the prosecution and detente should
make arguments for and against the
candidate will have a walk over. This
needs no extended argument to tie I Ilia people want that is good (or them prisoner after which he would decide
proven. Past elections prove it. Demo­ aud knows alien and how to achieve tlie Ids fate, /e k e then made a powerlul
crats must get into line, stand Arm and ' desired results.
W e believe Senator
avoid fusion. If they do not the result 1 McBride has shown these qualities in a plea agninst the-ground-hog as a robber,!
fattening on their substance. His father ,
is assured in sdvance. Doee Mr. Brysn I
hear the snti-fusion cyclone out westT marked degree.
I looked at him with ptide when he had
Tlie Statesman has no personal inter­ en d «), and the ground-hog's fate was
—Centralis, W ssh., News.
The above taken from a strongly demo­ est in the success or defeat of Senator evidently scaled, when Dauiel aroee and
cratic paper indicates that at least seme McBride or any other man, but it feels hv one of thorn wonderful speecliet th a t 1
Washington democrats are tired of run* in duty hound togire justice to all men, afterwards made him famous, so worked
ning after strange gist*. But the breth­ and it believes a warning should be upon his father’s feelings that when be
ren seem hopelessly divided on the sounded to the people to beware of dicta­ had flniahed tlie old man cried out. with
,
• ,i
,n
, i r | r tion ; to weigh carefully the pauses im­ teara streaming down Idsclieeks, '/e k e . i
own might, ami at present their "w a y ” pelling the opposition to this or any other /e k e , you let that ground-hog go.”
Ww M. M t s s i w .
I
candidate, and to act fans the dictate*
seem* far fr-*n straight and narrow.
senators, that wo have seen. After de­
fending tlie rare ability of Senator Mc­
Bride it arraigns the Oregonian, for its
dictatorial ami tyrannical policy and
jusily accuses it of subordinating every
interest of this state, local and national,
to the eccentric personal likes and dis­
likes of its management. Relieving that
the Statesman sounds the true note of
warning to tha people of our state we
reproduce the editorial "A candid state­
m ent" in full, as worthy of general at­
tention.
J . l i . Mount•
It Has Never Failed
Mr. C. S. Teaslee. the well-known druggist of
Morgan City, La , is highly thought of in his neigh­
borly orl because o f bis skill and care in filling pre­
scriptions. The best physicians in the place send
their patients tohis store whenever they can. Any­
thing which Mr. Peasloc may say can lie depended
upon absolutely. In a letter to W II. Hooker &
Co., New York City, proprietors of Acker's English
Remedy, he says
" In all my many years' experi­
ence as a druggist, I have never handled a medi­
cine of any nature th it gave such complete satis­
faction as Acker s English Remedy forTliroat
and Lung Troubles. I have so’ d hundreds of
bottles, and have yet t > learn oi a single case
where it failed to cure. In
croup, it acts with a cer­
tainty that is really mar­
velous. My Wife does not
take much stock in medi­
cine, but she has ab-olute
faith in Acker's English
Remedy, always having it
at her e'.bow in case the
chitJren are attacked by
croup at night.
It is a
positively harmless rem­
edy. as I can personally
=35
testify. I know of a little
girl who accidentally drank
whole bottle. She was, of course sick at her
stomach lor a short time, but the sickness passed away, and then the child was
in better health than ever before. I can understand why Acker's English Rem­
edy is so efficacious, because I am a druggist. It is not a mere expectorant,
hut a strengthening, invigorating tonic as well. While it heals the irritations
of the mucous membrane, it also builds up the constitution anJ purities the
blood. I endorse it absolutely."
Sold at * 5C.. 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada;
and in F n g la n d . at ts. sd.. **. id . 4 s. 6 d. if you are not satisfied after buying,
return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
V>- anSWi i.-< ike .Sort guarwlrr.
it. ItOOKKIt * CO.. Pn>prv*«r,. .Vnr IV *.
For Salo by C. E. Smith, Newberg, Ore.
NEARLY
FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD
!
!
It’s a long life, but devotion to the true interests and
prosperity o f the American People has won for it new
friends as the years rolled by and theoriginal members
o f its family passed to their reward, and these admirers
are loyai and steadfast today, with faith in its teach­
ings, and confidence lu the Information w ldch it
brings to their homes and firesides.
As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old agw all
i
v
the vitality and vigor o f youth, strengthened and
ripened by the experiences o f over half a oentury.
It is "The New-Ynrk Weekly Tribune,” acknowledged the country over as
the leading National Family Newspaper.
Recognizing its value to those w ho desire all the news o f the Slate and
Nation, the publisher o f "T h e G raphic” (your own favorite home paper) has
entered Into an alliance with "T h e N ew -York W eekly Tribune” w hich enables
him to furnish both papers at the trifling cost o f $1.50 per year.
Every farmer and every villager owes to himself, to his family, and to tbe
com m unity in which he lives a cordial support o f his local newspaper, as It
works constantly and untiringly for hit interests In every way, brings to Ms
home all the news and happenings o f ids neighborhood, the doings o f bis
friends, the condition and prospects for different crops, the pdoea In botn
markets, and, in fact, is a weekly visitor w hich should be found in every wld*
awake, progressive fam ily.
Just think o f it! Both these papers for $1.50 a year.
Peud all subscriptions to
The Graphic,
Jirwbrrg, Oregop