MORRIS, Pres.
A. R. MILLS. V ice-Pres.
MQ8K» VOTAVV, C ash ie r.
CLARENCE BUTT.
1C E F U B L IC A N T IC K E T ,
S ta te .
SUPREME JUDGE—C. E.
L inn C ounty.
DAIRY
COMMISSIONER—
W olverton of
J. W . Bailey of
M ultnom ah C ounty.
F ir s t D is t r ic t .
congressman —Thos.
H.
W ashington County.
Tongue
of
C o m ity .
jo in t se n a t o r
—Dr. W. Tyler S m ith of
Sheridan.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE —B.
L.
E d Jy of
Tillamook County.
REPRESENTATIVES —
Clarence B utt of Newberg.
15. F . Lampson of W illam ina.
sheriff —E . A. Alderm an of D ayton.
c l e r k —J . I f . N elson ot McMinnville.
r e c o r d e r —J . L . H oskins of Newberg.
a s s e s s o r — Y. M. Yocum of Sheridan.
s c h o o l s u p t . —E. V. Littlefield M 'M inn.
c o m m i s s i o n e r —Amos
Nelson of W est
Chehalem .
t r e a s u r e r —0 . 0 . R hude of N. Y am hill.
s u r v e y o r — C. E . Brausou of Sheridan.
c o r o n e r —J . M. C hapm an of Sheridan.
P r e c in c t .
JUSTICE OP THE
PEACE—
J . M. W right,
Newberg.
—J. J . Woods, Newberg.
con sta ble
ROAD SUPERVISORS—
A. K. Mills for N orth Newberg.
W. E . Thomus for South Newberg.
A big new spaper works on a "cheap
little ” plane when it won’t give a man
credit for w hat he does, but works up a
case against him on its own perverted
presum ption.
The opposition papers are having a
sorry tim e trying to keep th e Porto
Rico bugaboo boosted up as n cam
paign issue. I t is taking lots of prop
ping and it will all be knocked out be
fore election tim e.
Yam hill republicans p u t up a strong
ticket Tuesday, and the universal h a r
m ony and good will which existed
throughout tho convention speaks vol
umes for th e kind of support th e rep u b
lican nominees may expect on Ju n e 4.
The Fuaioncratic papers are now e n
joying the ra th e r pleasing and harm less
diversion of publishing bombastic oulo-
gies of th e ir candidates under heads
reading “ He will be elected.” It will
rem ain for the reat of us to Bay " H e ib
•elected.”
If th e opposition can find n sufficient
tiace of " rin g ” and "b o ss” rule in the
nom ination of tho republican ticket
Tuesday to m ake a fight on "bosslsm ,”
it is welcome to its discovery. From top
to bottom from Lhe stand point of bossism
a t least th e ticket will bear tho scrutiny
of th e Y am h ill voter.
Our dem ocratic friend* are gradually
overcoming tb elr prejudice tow ard the
"m oney pow er.” T heir nom inee for
Congress in th is district is the H on.
special character of th e raw m aterial, j Bernard Daly, a Lakeview banker, who
liich is not a m arketable product in won over o ur own C aptain H eath by a
ibe sam e sense as o th er commercial vote of 80 to 69. And it is understood
crops, obliges the factories to be estab th a t th e populists, except a few middle-
lished as near as possible to the locali of-the-roaders, tiave agreed to fuse on
ties where this m aterial is raised. The th is kind of a layout. I t 's tough, but
benefit of this circum stance will easily they like it, you know .—Sheridan Sun.
be understood when one considers bow
im mense otherwise would be th e risk of
At th e Ju n e election the am endm ent
th e farm er in raising a ciop w hich Is to the state constitution conferring the
not m arketable, like th e sugar beet, u n election franchise upon women will be
less he was sure beforehand th a t he before th e people. I t stands little show
could sell and deliver his beet crop a t a of being ratified by th e voters of this
profitable price. In tact, w ithout this state. T here are, of course, some advo
security sugar beet culture would prove cates of the am endm ent among th e
absolutely im possible. On th e other women bu t much th e greater num ber of
hand, the factory has an equal in te re st th in k in g women are of the opinion th a t
to receive th e beets freshly harvested the duties and responsibilities of wom
from th e farm er and would in its turn en should not be added to, but on the
be impossible w ithout th e assurance of o th e r hand th e women should strive to
a supply of beets. I t is difficult to nam e accomplish all th ey can for society in
auolher industry w here th e m utual in th eir proper sphere and w ith their p res
terests of th e producer of th e raw m a en t privileges and opportunities.—P o rt
terial and of the m anufacturer are so in land Chronicle.
tim ately Interwoven, an j in no country
of th e world are th e local conditions so
Growing Volume of Money.
favorable to th e rapid developm ent of an
The per capita man ought to be happy.
industry of such vast im portance to tho
goueral prosperity of th e co u n try .— For each person in th e U nited States the
Jo h n C. V eenhuyzen in Beet Sugar G a am o u n t of money in circulation is $26.-
12. In 1896 th e figure w as $21.53. An
zette.
increase of over 2b per cent in the per
capita w ithin four years, m aking due
OREGON PO LITICS.
allowance for Increased population,
I t is an off year, indeed, in Oregon should satisfy any one except a Populist
politics, w hen some new features or who w ants paper m oney to trundle
phases of party m anagem ent or policy is around by th e wagon load.
More th an
not developed. In alm ost every cam $2,000,000,000 of money are now circu
paign som ething new or interesting tu rn s lating in th is country, th e increase in
up politically In Oregon. A t th e Na (our years reaching $492,000,000. All
tional capital th e oldtim ers in official these dollars are recognized throughout
life are always looking for som ething to the world as equivalent to gold. Four
happen ou t of th e ordinary in Oregon years ago th e gold circulating in th e
politics. One of Oregon’s first Senators U nited States was $489,000,000. N o w it
tiecame a candidate for vice-president. is $785,000,000, an increase of 60 per
A nother Oregon Senator, reputed the cent. H as silver fallen hack 7 N ot a
most eloquent orator in the land, re bit of it. The am ount of silver and sil
signed his seat to take com m and of a ver certificates in circulation has in
regim ent, and was killed im m ediately creased in four years from $558,000,000
afterw ard in the Ball’d B luff blunder. to $631,000,000. For th e first tim e the
The great T ilden-H ayes electoral con money in circulation lias passed the
test was largely fought over an Oregon $2,000,000,000 m ark and every dollar is
vote. Oregon furnished a m em ber of worth 100c in gold.
G ra n t’s C abinet, and a form er Senator,
H ere is a republican trium ph of great
whose rugged sense and rude w it gained m agnitude, so large, in fact, th a t the
for him a national reputation. O regon’s dem ocratic papers never refer to it.
constitution prohibited the entrance in They advocated free coinage as the only
to th e state of negroes or m ulatloes, and road to an increased volum e of money.
welcomed " th e left wing of Price’s But in less th a n four years after the
arm y .” A fter the w ar, Oregon elected
Chicago platform was offered to the peo
several republican governors, a n d then ple as th e tru e system of finance the
—Pennoyer. Oregon has furnished sev circulation
has increased by nearly
eral Senatorial deadlocks, and twico has $500,000,000.
T he p aram ount dem o
elected a senator a t alm ost the last m in
cratic issue in 1896 was, us events have
ute of th e sesaion. Oregon finally sent
dem onstrated, a huge b lunder, an abso
to the Senate its only Hebrew m em ber
lute reversal of everytning th a t could in
—and now certain citizens and dem ocrats
sure the prosperity of the country. It
of M ultnom ah county have nom inated
takes nerve in th e presidential candi
an interesting and in a political aspect
date who led th a t cause to come forward
rath er a curious legislative ticket. Some
again and offer his views on publicques-
dem ocrats are displeased w ith it, some
tions as w orthy of cofidence. Bound
republicans are a little alraid of it, and
judgem ent in a leader is essential. If he
w hatever happens to it, th ere is th e sa t
has been identified w ith a radical error,
isfaction of realizing th a t Oregon is
one proved beyond question, lie cannot
keeping up its reputation, in a sm all
be trusted to point the way in o th e r is
way a t least, and doing som ething po
sues. W hat B ryan declared was the
litically th a t is unique if not startlin g ,
worst financial policy is unm istakably
and th a t is worth the dim e admission to
tho best.—Globe-Democrat.
the perform ance.—Telegram .
E D IT O R IA L C O M M EN T.
Tho republican surplus in th e national
treasury is the latest cause o( dem ocrat
ic insom nia.
Ju ly corn Is now w orth about 40c a
bushel and Col. Bryan has w ithdraw n
all his previous estim ates for correction.
Senator H oar’s frequent assertion th a t
lie can soe tho end of th e republic sug
gests tiiut lie lias p u t oflT a visit to bis
optician too long.
Dewey rem arks th a t he la a dem ocrat
but never voted in his life. T his vari
ety, if it m aintains th e rule, has much
to commend it.
By th e im prudent action of th e Ad
m iral's wife th e cause of woman suffrage
has received a blow from w hich it w ill
not recover In a thousand years.
Col. W sttorson rises to rem ark th a t
"N o platform can stay th e m ovem ent of
m an k in d ." The Colonel should stick to
th at proposition. I t has hut one side.
The m an who may bo selected to pro-
*e n t 1,ru»id#n* M cKinley’, nam e to the
Republican convention will find th a t
most of bis work has lieen done in ad
vance of the m eeting.
—Globe-Democrat.
And strength wasted, to try to push
back the rising tide with a broom.
It's just as great a waste o f time and
a far more serious waste of strength
to try to push back the rising tide
of disease witli the w nervines,w n com
pounds w and w nerve foods n which
simply drug the nerves into a drunk
en stupor.
They make you feel
good? So does whisky, while the
feeling lasts, but the reaction is dan
gerous and deadly.
Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery is a tem
perance medicine. It contains no al
cohol, opium, cocaine or ether nar
cotic. It strengthens the body by
purifying the mood and increasing
the supply of that vital fluid. It
heals diseases of the stomach and or
gans of digestion and nutrition and
thus removes the obstacles to a per
fect nourishm ent of the whole body.
" S ix vear3 ag o m y stomach and heart
troubled me so much I had to do something,
as th e doctors could not help m e," writes
Mrs. S. A . K n a p p , o f San Joae. California,
Box 393. " I w ent to 6au Francisco and had
treatm ent for catarrh o f the stom ach and
was better for some tim e, then it cam e back.
I then used Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
D iscovery an d ‘ Pleasant Pellets.* These
m edicines cured m y stomach.
I do not
have th e pain an d indigestion aa I did.
It is very hard for m e to
tell you w h at I suffered be
fore I com m enced takin g
our valuable medicine.
recommend it to all
th e s u f f e r e r s whom I
m eet."
i
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant
Pellets strengthen and
stim ulate the liver.
through tim e 11 hours. T rain No. 2
leaving Portland a t 9:15 a. m ., begin
ning on tb e date nam ed, will be known
as th e Chicago-Portland special. Its
equipm ent will be new, m aking it fully
th e equal of any train now in service
from the Pacific coast to th e E ast. There
will bo but one change of cars to all
E astern points. The full tim e will be
th ree days through to Chicago, or four
days and two hours to New Y ork.
The Becond train , known as No. 6, will
leave Portland a t 6:20 p. m ., connecting
a t E ast Portland w ith tb e Southern P a
cific’s overland train from San F ra n
cisco and will carry through equipm ent
to Chicago via tho Union Pacific and the
Chicago A N orthw estern, and also the
equipm ent for the W ashington division
ol the O. R. A N ., in connection with
the G reat N orthern for S t. P au l. This
train will reach Spokane a t 10a. m. The
new schedule as arranged, will supply
th e most complete service ever fu rn ish
ed on the O. R. A N., as provides in
creased service in E astern Oregon,
where it is greatly needed and gives im
m ediate connection w ith the W ashing
ton division at Pendleton.
No. 2 will arrive in Chicago a t 9:30 a.
m ., No. 6 a t 7:45 a. m ., as a t present.
T he westbound train out of Chicago,
corresponding with No. 2, is No. 1. This
will arrive in Portland a t 4 p. m . The
train corresponding with the easibonnd
No. 6 is No. 3, out of Chicago. This
will reach Portland a t 7 :30 a. m . W est
bound train No. 1 will leave Chicago at
6:30 p. m., and O m aha at 8:20 a. m . the
following day. The tim e will be r e
duced 2 hours and 45 m inutes. No. 3.
w estbound traiu will leave Chicago at
10:30 p. in., and O m aha a t 4:25 p. ui.
the next day.
C onsult th e nearest ticket agent for
detailed inform ation.
Real Futaie Transfer«.
W .H . H u r l b e r t ,
R eported by th e Y a m hill Go. A b stract C o a t Mc
G en’l Passenger A gent.
M innville, O regon, for the w eek e n d in g
Mch 81, 1900. Jam e s M. P u g h , m an ag er.
W ill p ra c tic e in a ll th e c o u rts of th e s ta te |
S pecial a tte n tio n g iv e n to p ro b a te w ork , th e ;
w riting of deeds, m ortgages, con tra c te a n d th e j
F o r E x c h a n g e —160 a cres of la n d four d ra ftin g of a ll legal p a p e rs.
*
m ile s from W aterv llle, W ashington.
N e w b e rg . O re g o n
W ill tra d e for tow n p ro p e rty o r »mall O f f ic e — Second Floor
farm in th is v icinity.
B ank of K e w le rg B uild in g .
N e w b e r g , Or.
O R
80 a cres, 60 in c u ltiv a tio n , good b u ild
ings, fen ces a n d o rc h a rd . Seven m iles
from N ew berg.
F or fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n in q u ire ,
JOHN A. BECK,
T h a t T hrobbing H eadache.
Transacts
business.
WATCHMAKER
a » d JEWELER,
S t a t e k & B l i t ,
N ew berg, O regon.
Solicits
th e
pa tro n a g e
IST I 2 Ü E X ) 1 8 9 3
of h is o ld In d ia n a
a
general
banking
Foreign Exchange bought and
sold.
Careful attention given Collections.
F rie n d s who n e ed w atch re p a irin g done.
| Would quickly leave you, if you used
i Dr. K ing's New Life Pills. Thousands of 2 7 0 M o rriso n S t.
! sufferers have proved their matchless
PO R TLAN D , OR.
| m erit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
; They make pure bloou and strong nerves
, and build up your health. Easy to take.
| Try them . Only 25 cents. Money back
j if not cured. Sold by C. F . Moore <fc Co.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
! druggist.
Promptly Done.
ROY GARDNER
Feed & Seed Store
N o tic e o f A d m i n i s t r a t o r ’« P r i v a t e
S ale.
In th e C ounty C o u rt o f O regon for Y a m h ill
couuty.
In th e m a tte r of th e e sta te of C harles B ovard,
deceased.
N otice is h e re b y giv en th a t the u n d e rsig n ed ,
as a d m in is tra to r of th e e sta te of C h arle s Bo
vard, d eceased, by v irtu e of an o rd e r of the
c o u n ty c o u rt of Y a m h ill couuty. S tate of O re
gon, m a d e on th e 10th day of M arch 1900, a u
th o riz in g him so to do, w ill from and a fte r the
2Gth day of May 1900, sell at p riv a te sale th e fol
low in g d e sc rib e d re a l p ro p e rty b e lo n g in g to
said e sta te , to w it:
Lots one, two, th re e , four, five, six, seven
and eight, in block fifty-six, E d w a rd s' a d d itio n
to th e tow n of N ew berg, in Y a m h ill couuty,
Oregon.
T h at said real p ro p e rty w ill be sold a cc o rd
in g to law an d th e p u rc h a se r w ill be re q u ire d
to pay for th e p ro p e rty at the tim e of sale, and
th e u n d e rsig u e d ad m in i.-tra to r asks p e rso n s
d e sirin g to p u rc h a se sa id p ro p e rty , to m ake
him offers therefor.
D ated A pril 20, 1900.
5 25
A. R. CUMPSTON,
A d m in istra to r.
C larence B utt, A tt’y for estate.
F I.O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN
G A R D E N & FLOW E R
SEED S.
Horseshoeing and General Black-
smithing.
Free Delivery.
E . C. W a r d & Co.
1st. S tree t, N ew berg, Or
THE LITTLE
C. F . B U T L E R , P r o p .
HARNESSJÌHOP.
America’s Greatest Practical Fowl,
N ew berg, Ore.
T h e B a r r e d & W h ite P ly m o u t h
R o c k s.
I h av e k e p t m y record as a b re e d er of th e be«t
s tra in s of P ly m o u th Rocks an d w ill sp are a
lim ite d n u m b e r of eggs from tw o lirst class
pens.
No Half Prices Here.
All Work Guaranteed.
s e n t m e in th e ir ow n an d s u rro u n d in g c o u n
ties. W illing to pay yearly $000, p ayable w e ek
ly. D esirable e m p lo y m e n t w ith u n u s u a l op
p o rtu n itie s . R e fe re n c e s e x ch a n g e d , E nclose
self-addressed stam p ed envelope. 8. A. Park,
320C axton B uild in g , C hicago.
AQENT8 W A N T E D -F O R “TH E LIFE AND
A c hievem ents of A d m ira l D ew ey." th e w orld's
re a te s t n av al hero, By M urat H alstead , the
Ifelong frien d and a d m ire ro f the n a tio u ’s idol.
B iggest and best book; over 500 pages, 8 x 10
in c h e s ; n e arly 100 pages ha lfto n e illu s tra tio n s .
O uly $1.50. E n o rm o u s d em and.
Big co m m is
sions. O utfit free. C hance of a life tim e . W rite
q u ic k . The D om inion C om pany, 3rd floor Cax-
to n Bldg., Chicago.
i
H.
I t .
One Pen White Plymouth Rocks
(Empire Strain)
One Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks
(Ringlet Straiu)
A ll first class b ird s c a re fu lly selected, la rg e
size, good sh ap e a n d color, fine lay ers a n d
b red from th e b est prize w in n ers.
Clv e m s a c a ti.
E D -S E V E R A L PERSONS FOR DIS
W A tric N t T Office
M anagers in th is state to re p re
The Quaker City Poultry Tank
SUTH ER LA N D .
C. F . Moore & Co
Bank of Newberg.
N.
B.
E.
J.
D r u g g is t s .
E. BRITT. P re s id e n t.
C. MILES, V ice-Pres.
H . WOODWARD, S ecretary.
C. COLOORD, C ash ie r.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall
Paper.
B. C. MILES.
J. C. COLCORD.
E. H. WOODWARD.
N. E. BRITT.
J . H. DOUGLA8, JR .
D irectors.
Stationery and School Supplies.
C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd & T ilto n . P o rt
la n d ; N a tio n a l P a rk B auk, New Y ork.
Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc.
S tran g ers v is itin g th e c ity a re in v ite d to c all a t
th e b a n k for in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e
city . C o rre sp o n d en c e in v ite d .
N o tic e to C r c d ito r a .
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t the u n d e rs ig n e d
h as b e en ap p o in te d by the cou n ty c o u rt of
Y a m h ill county, state of Oregon, a d m in is tra to r
of the esta te of Jam e s M R am sey de ce a se d and
has q u alified as su ch a d m in is tra to r. T h e re
fore, all persons h a v in g claim s a g a in st sa id
esta te a re h e re b y no tified to p re s e n t th e m to
m e at my re sid en c e iu N ew berg, O regon, p ro p
erly sw orn to, w ith in s ix m o n th s from th e date
of th is notice.
D ated M arch 30th, 1900.
4-27
DAVID M. RAMSEY,
A d m in istra to r.
D -S E V E R A L PERSONS FOR Dis
W A tr ic N T t E Office
M anagers iu th is state to re p re
se n t m e in th e ir ow n an d s u rro u n d in g couu-
ties. W illing to p a y yearly $600, p ayable w eek
ly. D esirable e m p lo y m e n t w ith u n u s u a l o p
p o rtu n itie s . R eferences e x ch an g ed . E nclose
solf a d d re sse d stam p ed en v elo p e. 8. A. P ark,
320C axtou B u ild in g , Chicago.
AGENTS W A N T E D -F O R “ TH E LIFE AND
a c h ie v e m e n ts of A d m ira l D ew ey," the w orld's
g re a te st n a v al hero. By M urat H a lste a d , the
lifelo n g frie n d and a d m ire r of the n a tio n ’s idol.
B iggest and best book; ov er 500 pages, 8 x 10
in c h e s; n e a rly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s .
O nly $1.50. E norm ous d e m a n d . Big co m m is
sions. O utfit free. C hance of a life tim e . W rite
q u ic k . T he D om inion C om pany, 3rd floor Cax-
to n Bldg., C hicago.
WILSON’S GROCERY
K eeps on h a n d a fu ll a n d c o m p lete lin e of
Staple & Fancy Groceries.
When you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your
wants will be fully supplied.
Free Delivery.
« JO S . W
PACIFIC COLLEGE,
N
E L M E R P. D IX O N
DENTIST.
Office 2 doors w est of M oore’s D rug store.
1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon.
E W
B
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“ Wear-Resisters”
YOU MUST ACT AT ONCE
, O R E .
T h e S prin g T e rm w ill open M a rc h 2 6 ,1 9 0 0 , and continue
1 2 w eeks.
CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
M illio n s G iv e n A w ay .
M B M artin A wf to Jo h n V
I t is certain ly g ra tify in g to th e p u b
H
ubbard
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a
in
Wm
Dodson
We th o u g h t th e y would come around
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
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to it finally. A rank fusion organ of the
afraid to be generous. T he proprietors Office «ntl R ésidence one block so u th ol Bank
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Fish-
state deserves credit for th e discovery of
of Dr. K in g s N ew D iscovery for C on
of N ewberg.
burn A wf pt of It 254 Day-
the fact th a t Mark H um ia is th e real
to n .................................................
50 00 su m p tio n , C oughs an d Colds, have g iv
prom oter of the Ifewey boom for the
en aw ay over ten m illion trial bottles
Wm K If el vie A wf to J W Flsli-
presidency.
Poor Marcus 1 This last
an d have tho satisfaction of know ing
bnrn It 15 F leth e-s add to
sensational disclosure of his moral per-
It has cured thousands of hopeless cases.
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fldity may prove fatal.
A sthm a, bronchitis, lagrippe and al 1
Em ily J Bearla A h ush to Saint
th ro a t, chest a n d lung diseases a re
W Parrish 30.90 a in sec 30
t3r3................................................ 1525 00 cured by it. Call on C. F . Moore A Co.,
W hen w heat brings less th an flfty
druggists an d get a free trial bottle.
P O Jones A wf to Mary J M ul
cents, when hops do not bring the cost
R egular size 50c. a n d $1.00. E very
ligan sm all tra c t adjoining
of picking and when th ere is not much
A m ity............................................
5 85 bottle g u a ran teed .
fruit to bring at all, the tim e is certainly
John G ould to Mary Jo sephino
opportune for tu rn in g attention to other
A rm strong 157.12 a in A C
industries. This com m unity is particu
T he executive com m ittee of th e Y am
Sm ith die ................................. 1000 00 bill county I’ioneera' A ssociation, a t;
Is the result of careful selection in
larly favored in having an especially re
foot wear. Poor shoes mean ill-
Alva P Macy A wf to Jo h n
m unerative industry offered to its farm
th e ir m eeting last w eek, voted to hold
•hapod feet. The celebrated
P Simpson It 4 in Macy’s 1st
ers. All (h at is now lacking ia the e n
th e n n n u al m eetin g in S heridan, J u n e ,
J . B. LEWIS CO.
a d J to Dayton .......................... 275 00 ,6 th .
ergy and faith to 'May hold."
The pioneers w ill be cordially
Wm E W arner A wf to Nancy J
welcomed. S h erid an and v icin ity per- ;
W arner 17.91 a in E C W il
Imps has as m any stu lw art representa- >
Grover C l.velam i m eant som ething,
liam s die t5r4............................. 750 00 I tives of the days of honorable m em ory
create foot beauty. They fit well,
look well and wear longer than any
w hen, in a letter to th e Brooklyn demo
W m E W arner to S arah E
ns an y section of tlio co u n try , and they
other shoe made. All sizes, to suit
cratic d u b lie said "T h cro has never
W arner 17.91 a in E C Wil
everybody. For «ale by
will delight to extend th e hand of wel
been a lim e when false leadership of our
liam s die l5r4.............................. 500 00 com e.—S heridan S un.
# J. B. LEWIS CO.. Boston. Mass.
iLewia "Wear Registers" for sale by
p arty and a departure from sim ple d em
W H Buffimi A wf to S W Baf
ocratic faith have not been quickly dis
futa 4.50 a in E C W illiam .
S
p
r
e
a
d
s
L
ik
e
W
ild
f
ir
e
.
J . C . P o rter, N ew b erg .
Mrs. Dewey has evidently taker, tb e
covered ami ruthlessly lebuked by list
die I5r4. .....................................
25 00
W h en th in g s are " th e b est” th ey
Admiral
from
salt
w
ater,
in
w
hich
he
less support, pronounced delection and
W H Blood A wf to J W Collins
become " th e best selling.”
A braham
b itter defeat. These consequences have was a t home, a id got him into hot w at
40 a in sec 11 t3r0 ....................
60 00
H ure, a leading d ru g g ist o f B elleville,
th u s far been so inevitable th a t tho lee- e r, in which he is " a t se a ."—Forest G W G oueher (by executor) to
O., w rites: “ Klectric B lu er* are th e
tons they teach cannot be disregarded > Grove Tim es.
C harles 11 Looey c 1* It 4 blk
liest selling bitters I h av e h an d led In
w ithout inviting calam ity.” Democracy
, 4 A m ity .......................................
50 00
Handsomely Illustrated.
20 years. You know w hy? Moat dis This It ana Migulna
is running alte r false gents, ami M r. I W hy should not th e candidate for th e r K Brown et al to Wm Cam p
Original Drawings.
you want.
ens»'* begin in disorder* o f the stom ach,
Cleveland m akes him self unpopular vice presidency on the republican ticket
bell It 1 A
It 2 A sw It 2
w ith h it quondam party by bis courag- , conic from Oregon? There is a m o v e-1 blk 4 Mc M ............................... 925 00 liver, k id n ey s, bow< Is, blood and
nerves. E lectric Bitters tones up tb e
to n s end persistent attitu d e iu "keeping m ent on foot to secure this place (or th e C D L atonrette et al to F Linn
stom ach, regulates k idneys, liv er and
Pacific coast. In th is case, it should by
th e ta ilh ,”
27.31 a in see 31 I2r3 .............. 150 00
bowel*, purifies the blood, s tre n g th e n s
all m eans fall to th e W ebfootstate. Ore- Geo B raithw aite to Milton R ich
111 « nerves, lienee cures m ultitude* of
g in was th e only white place on the
ardson A wf 90 a in sec 4 t 4
These beet sugar factories seem to map of this vast region, after tho elec
maladies- It builds up the e n tire sys
r 4 ............................................... 3300 00
w ant the whole world, 5000 acres of tion of 1896.—Statesm an.
tem , Put* new life and vigor in to any
Milton Richardson A wf to Geo
land as a bonus. T hat m e a n , at least
w eak, sickly, rundow n m an or w om an.
$100,000 in a desirable location.—Albany
B raithw aite 25.75 a in Ford
Price 50 cents. 8old by C. F . Moore A
We have all heard about taxation
D em ocrat.
die t i r i ......................................... 1000 00
Co., d ru g g ist.
T his choice b it of inform ation(7j very w ithout representation, but it does not
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
I
appropriately ap|>ears in th e "m isfit" apply to 1‘orto Rico. Indeed th a t litllo
Eva L Fletcher 18 to Marion A ralm -
colum n of the Democrat and is a good island so far h at paid no taxes into the
H e a l E s ta te .
sam ple of th e reliability of a certain type general fund. All tho money collected er 22
E«¿r»tlonal!y Infnrstt-
We van» yaa to sab-
leoco
oo-
J u lia H arrington 16 to Jo h n P Olds
Ing F«atures for 1900.
acriba at anca.
of Oregon journalism . We would sug- has been spent in the island. And tbe
J1S »er»», 100 acres la f u l l ra tio n , good
n r r r u i c o s T K i n r r n i i * r o a inno.
gcat th a t 5000sugar beet acreage hardly law th a t lays a local tax provides repro- 21.
o rc h a rd and buildings. R , m llea Iron» M w a r * E v f r H I l í a l e . I . . . I ' . r j i t h e r ,
/e l la M Hadley 19 to Sam uel L inton
m eans tu rn in g over th e deeds of th at sentalion tam e as Oregon had prior to
. . n x o r J . C . n p M . e r . F.hvn F.. E e t r n n l .
Jiew bfrK . In th» C hohalf-u va lle y . Tha •
H o y a r * l a m i a . O r l a . e T h » * v t . S lr i e -
am ount of land to the sugar capitalista, 1859. Indeed Porto Rico has represen- 24.
la u d Is In » s a l aiate o t c u ltiv a tio n . I I I k l . h n a t l e r . n r l h . n i N l h r e p C - F n e l i M * .
F U » n h e e le r W lle v i. S .i h .n R M k e lí
Beatrice Linton 20 to W II Bond 23.
as any prim ary d ep artm en t school hoy tallón w ithout taxatio n .— Hillsboro In-
•e ra s In tim b e r and p astu re. T erm s B a le , r n e v S . r a n r e . . . . m a n . ,,r ( b e
easy.
*r 4 f h le r J . . M
A n e r l e . . A a shara.
would know. New berg ia only asked a d ependent,
E ith e r of above places for rent-
seno SAME 1X1) ADPaxsa «T oncE
N r w T r a in S e r v i r * on III* O . K . M N
building tile of fifty acres, which will
“ T h e W a l i e n »1 S l a f s a l n v '* wl!l hr ,r n t ftm
D ivesttd of all "g litterin g general
scarcely come at $2000 an acre accord
T he double traiu service to be estab laco oo—
Ibftw,» ro.tnOi», mU continuad ■>„. e r a r .1 tbv rv cu l.r
Al te re s , p artly Im proved, h o u se and nrVvof t l oo ap*... othrrw rn -’nSmd. B ru rn S -r r 'B
ing to the D em ocrat's abstruse figures. itie s" th e questions betw een tb e parties lish»! between Portland and Chicago
e rla , r . " m -ntha f i n by «.«-Un, » o*. h * , * unan,
b a m . good ru n n in g w ater, tw o m iles ra
a nd n e a tío n triff “ S pvcial 10'-' oflUr
Albany!* evidently a trifle sore over resolve them selves into calam ity or pros April 22, in w hich th e O . R. A N\, the
from Sew berg.
T H E W . W . PO TTER CO., •
B ryanisin—under w hatever Union Pacific and The Oregon Short
th e fact th a t a sugar factory ia not p erity.
lavi i
fot Atoa*.’ CAu/f.’«. EJ.ro.
BOSTON
beaded in her direction.
i nam e, m eans calam ity, while th e to e - 'lin e are in terest» !, w ill shorten the
*0 arra«. <0 in capivano*, two b ru jas
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