Newberg graphic., June 08, 1900, Image 2

^ rcctly furnish a good market right here enteen, which is a pretty good record
at houie for uverytiiihg which the farm- for a youth of nineteen. 1‘acitlc college
er can raise.
! ha8 i U8t cause for pride over the fact
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that site is represented by the best alt
IttSL'KD KVKKY FRIDAY MORN IMO.
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round athlete in the state. The Suleui
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, ■■-,,,1, I
1 The aged wife of John Sherman, and statesman says : “ The work of Heater,
E. H. W oodward , t n r r o .4 1 t bli
hi, companion during more than half a o( 1>(ic,flc Collegei Newberg, was trar-
W. C. W oodward , A ssociate E dito r , century, lies on her bier in Mansfield,
velous allj excited the admiration and
Ohio, the place of her birth, as it will be generoU8 applause of the entire assetu-
of her sepulture. A gentle, womanly
F R ID A Y , JUNE 8, 1900.
woman, a faithful wife though never a
mother, Mrs. .Sherman lived happily in
lute red as aecond clew matter at the poatoftice
T h . B .lection o f D airy Cows.
at New berg, Oregon.
llie sunshine of her husband’s political
prosperity, and retired softly into the
Those who invest in dairying are care­
shadows of his political eclipse, without ful of all details of management, as a
••AS O NE H A V IN G A U T H O R IT Y .”
any show of disappointment, fully ex­ rule, but suffer their heaviest reverses
The Oregonian would again urge up-
emplifying the accepted idea of woman’s in the outlay for stock. There arc hun­
on the attention of farmers in Y'atnhill lot without any of its modern embel­ dreds of farmers who do not raise calves,
Another woman
whose but buy their cows. It is safe to assert
county the importance of the beet-sugar lishments.
enterprise now offering to locate at New- name shines by a reflected light, which that no farmer can buy a cow without
berg. Half of the 5000 acres desired to is even now—so ephemeral is political risk of loss, as she may be of spiteful dis­
fame—growing dim, lies on her death­ position, may bring disease on the farm,
be pledged for beet culture bave been
bed in England. The names of Mrs. may yield hut little or give inferior milk,
obtained. The other half must by all Gladstone anil Mrs. Joint Sherman are and may prove unprofitable from sever­
means be arranged for.
Assurances spoken softly in honor of the unselfish al causes. To sell her is but to get an­
have been given that the time requisite lives which they represent and of the other that is no better. The presence of
lor maturing the beets in that section is womanhood which these lives adorned. two or three inferior cows in a herd af­
While not more worthy or more useful fects tlie ave-age profit of the whole.
ample.
A flourishing and profitable
in their day ami generation than thous­ No dairyman can buy a cow and know
industry can be established if this ar­ ands of their sister women, who so far what she is worth until he lias tested
rangement can be entered into, and as public knowledge goes were name­ her. It is impossible for him to know
trustworthy dependence added to the less, they uttained to such prominence bow long she will keep up her flow of
uncertain incomes from wheat, hops and as the reflected lustre of a great name milk, even if she is apparently a good
can give, and adorned high social po­ animal. Some cows will fall off before
prunes. The terms on which the inter­
sitions by such forces of womanhood as tiiey are eight months in milking, and
ested capital is willing to go in seem glorify alike the mansion and the cot. when she lias become dry another cow
very favorable, and again ive urge con­ Since death is the logical end of life must be procured in her place. When a
sideration of the matter upon the farm when its activities arc ended and its heifer is raised and her sire and dam
era of Yamhill county.—Oregonian, part in tho drama is worked out, grief are known, the dairyman can depend
will find no fitting place beside the bier upon it, if she is from good stock, that
June 0.
of .Mrs. Sherman, or, when her lime she will prove better than the best un­
comes, of Mrs. Gladstone. Louisa M. | known cow that can lie purchased, as it
Newberg carries off the palm us the Alcott, a faithful, tender daughter, ns is
' seldom that the best cows are offered
banner republican district of old Yam- she was a sympathetic writer on life’s for sale. Success in dairying can only
commonplaces, embodied tiffs idea in a be guaranteed when the dairyman pays
bill.
poem written at the bier of her mother, some attention to breeds.—Ex.
Every man who works for the beet staying:
sugar factory, works not only to his own We thought to weep, but slog for joy iusteail,
Y A H H I L L E L E C T IO N R ETU R N S .
Full o f the grateful pence
Interests but to the interests of Yamhill That
fo lio w, tier release.
and adjoining counties.
For nothing hut the weary dust la dead.
Of f i c i a l M a j o r i t i e s o n s t a t e a m ! C o u n t y
—Oregonian.
O U lce ra .
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
J
'
-AT COST-
15 1900
—Commencing on— .
Tuesday, May
Collapse.
caused by over­
work f
No, caused
b y undernourish­
ment. Work rarely
causes collapse. It
is worry—the outcome of a low condition '
of the nervous system anil inadequate
nutrition which generally causes col­
lapse. The collapse seems sudden, but
in reality it is a slow process. The stom­
ach and organs o f digestion and nutri­
tion are diseased, the nourishment in the ’
food eaten is only partially extracted and
imperfectly assimilated. The blood be­
comes impure; the very fount of life is
poisoned, anil some day all the faculties
and functions go on a strike. That’s
collapse. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases of the organs of
digestion and nutrition, purifies the
blood and builds up the weak body with
sound healthy flesh.
" I was cuml of a very bail case of indigestion,
associated witli torpid liver, by the use of Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery," writes Mr.
G. B. Bird, of Byrnside, Putnam Co.. \V. Va.
"Before I began tlie use of'Golden Medical Dis­
covery’ I had no appetite; could not sleep, nor
work hot very little. Dowels constipated, and life
was a misery to me. After taking four bottles I
felt so well that 1 went to work, but soon got
worse, so I used it about eight weeks longer,
when I was permanently cured."
Ladies Trimmed & Sailor Hats, Flowers,
—AND ALL—
Summer Capes & Jackets in
Silk & in Cloth,
Remember we always do just what we Advertise. Come early and
get your pick. A full line of Summer Dress Goods.
R. JACOBSON & CO.,
McMinnville, Ore.
Newberg, in the Chehalem valley. The
laud is in good state of cultivation, 115
acres in timber and pasture. Terms
easy.
Either of above places for rent.
A L L A B O U T C A L IF O R N IA .
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neries o f new and useful
publications.
California is tlie natural paradise of
tlie holiday maker. Its resources are
inexliaustabie, its invitation universal
and its resorts and attractions among tlie
most noted in tlie world.
Tlie Southern Pacific Company pub­
lishes desc riptive literature containing
valuable information about all of them.
It is for free distribution and may be
obtained from any Southern Pacific
agent, or C. H. Markham, General Pass­
enger Agent at Portland, Oregon. If you
apply by mail inclose a stamp for eacli
publication.
“ Resorts and attractions along the
coast line” is a handsomely illustrated
folder, giving a description of tlie health
and pleasure resorts on the coast be­
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles.
"Shasta resorts,” embellished with
beautiful half-tone engravings, describes
tlie scenes and outing attractions of tlie
vast and wonderful Shasta region, the
grandest of pleasure grounds.
“ California south of Tehachapi” tells
all about the charms of that remarkably
favored semi-tropic garden spot, South­
ern California.
A handsome map of California, com­
,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser is sent '
l i e i i l E s ta te .
free on receipt of stamps to pay cost of
$
0
0
0
0
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0
—
mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps
215 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, good
for paper covered book, or 31 stamps for '
orchard aud buildings. :)T2 miles from
cloth, to Dr. R. V. Tierce, Buffalo, N. Y
A
,
1800 GO-
52 acres, partly improved, liou«o aud
barn, good running water, two miles
from Newberg.
Dr. II. J. Littlefield.
Dr. H. A. Littlefield.
LITTLEFIELD BROT HERS,
PHYSICIANS &
SURGEONS.
Newberg, Oregon.
ELM E11P. D IX O N
Feed & Seed Store
FLO U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN
GARDEN & FLO W ER
SEEDS.
Free Delivery.
JE. C. W a r d & Co.
DENTIST.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
Office 2 doors west of Moore’s Drug store.
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
" A ll’s well Hint ends well," says the
2100 00 —
L k T NO O V II.T T M A N KSCAFK.
successful candidate. “ It ’s lietter to
80 acres, 60 In cultivation, two houses
Probably no election lias ever been
iu good condition,one good barn, fences
have run and lost than never to have
No party can maintain itself in power held In Yam hill county, or for that
in good condition, fine orchard. Close CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
run at all" says the other fellow—nit.
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
unless it has the moral courage to dis­ matter in the state of Oregon, when re­
to sc!.ool and postoflice. Four miles
cipline its own members and purge it­ sults have been so badly mixed, as in
from railroad.
" \Ve would suggest to our democratic self of corruption and dishones'y in high the one held last Monday. The state
For Exchange—160 acres of land four Office and Residence one block south of Bank
of Newberg.
miles from Waterville, Washington.
friends of the county seat that political and low places. “ Let no guilty man es­ is soundly republican, but this bus not
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
cape”
was
the
order
issued
by
General
Will trade for town property or small
hindered some hot contests in nearly
forecasts are mighty uncertain things—
Promptly Done.
farm in this vicinity.
Grant
when
he
discovered
some
of
his
nil counties— Y’am ldll being one of
if made before Newberg is beard from.
TTORNE Y -AT-LA W.
most trusted appointees had been en­ them.
2150 00—
Although the election shows
80 acres, 60 iu cultivation, good build­
gaged in revenue frauds and swindling this county to be republican, thanks to
CLARENCE BUTT.
ings, fences and orchard. Seven miles
The election is over, tho country is conspiracies against the government. the Newberg precincts, tlie official re­
Horseshoeing and General Black-
from Newberg.
Will
practice
in nil the courts of the state
saved, and now let everybody get in and “ Let no guilty man escape” is again the turns show some freakish features in
Special attention given to probate work, the
smithing.
For further information inquire,
work witli renewed diligence for the watchword of President McKinley in Yamhill politics. As a sample, Sitton,
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts aud the
drafting of all legal papers.
S t a t e r A B u tt ,
beet sugnr enterprise. Unceasing and dealing with the Cuban postoflice em­ democratic nominee for sheriff is elect­
Newberg, Oregon.
N ew berg. Oregon.
hard work will bring the factory.
bezzlers.
O ffic e —Second Floor
ed by 360 majority, while Littlefield,
Bank
of
Newberg
Building.
The same policy should be pursued in republican nominee for school superin­
ANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS FOR Dis­
trict OUlce Managers in this state to repre­
The available men for tho republican dealing with recreant federal officials tendent is elected by 367 majority.
sent me in their own and surrounding coun­
who
have
perpetrated
frauds
upon
vari­
Tiio official majorities of Y’ amliill
ties. Willing to pay yearly $600, payable week­
nomination for the vice-presidency might
WATCHMAKER
ly. Desirable employment with unusual op­
now be said to he on the home stretch. ous branches of the service in this sec­ on state and county officers are given
portunities. References exchanged. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. S. A. Park,
Judge Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota is tion. In the recent indictments by the below, all candidates being republican
a ™ JEW ELER,
■'520Caxtou Building, Chicago.
N. E. BRITT, President.
steadily gaining ground as the candidate United .States grand jury the mandate not otherwise Btuted.
B. C. MILES, Vice-Prcs.
of
President
McKinley
lias
been
carried
E.
II.
WOODWARD,
Secretary.
Solicits the patronage of his old Indians
of the West.
Tlios. H. Tongue for Congress, 101.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
AGENTS W AN TE D -FO R “ THE LIFE AND
out. It is to be hoped tho Department
Friends who need watch repairing done.
C. E. YVolverton, supreme judge, 189.
Achievements of Admiral Dewey.” the world's
of Justice will show no partiality in the
greatest naval hero, By Murat Halstead, the
207 M orrison St.
"T o give the people honest, even- prosecution of offenders who have will­ J. W. Bailey, lood commissioner 153.
lifelong friend and admircrof the nation’s idol. CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
Biggest aud best book ; over 5U0 pages, 8 x 10
J. N . Hart, prosecuting attorney 171.
handed justice and go«»', government; to
B.
C.
MILES,
fully
disregarded
their
oaths
of
office
inches
;
nearly
100
pages
halftone
illustrations.
PO R TLA N D , OR.
p lete in d etail, relm bfe, s k illfu iiy in d e x ­
protect life and property; to till the bind
J. V. COLCORD.
W. Tyler Hrnlth, Joint senator TI-3.
Only fl.50. Enormous demand.
Big commis­
E. II. WOODWARD.
with school houses; to give the people nud brought odium upon the service in j
ed
aud
full
of
information
about
the
sions.
Outfit
free.
Chance
of
a
lifetime.
Write
U L Eddy, Joint reprentatlve 149.
N. E. BRITT.
The Dominion Company, Srd fi jorCax
such part in tho government ns they which tiiey were employed. The only |
state’s resources. It is tlie only publi­ | quick.
J. H. DOUGLAS, JR.
ton Bldg., Chicago.
may show themselves fitted for; to way to relieve the party for tho respon- i Clarence Butt, representative 15.
Directors.
cation
of
its
kind
conveniently
folded
for
maintain tho laws so honestly and firm-
| E. F . Larnson,
“
49.
pocket use.
ly that no man, however rich, shall he stbility of the misdeeds of men who F. \V. Sitton, sheriff', deni., 300.
CO lift K S r O N D F N T S —Ladd A Tilton. Port­
lieyond their reach, and no man so hum­ have betrayed a public trust is to let
"Summer outings” is a 32-pagc folder
J. II. Nelson,clerk 93.
land; National Park bank. New York.
ble that he may not have their prelec­ them suffer tho penalties of their law­
devoted
to
the
camping
retreats
in
the
J. L. Hoskins, recorder 24.
tion.”
Handsomely Illustrated.
less conduct.—Omaha Deo.
This Is one Magazine
Shasta
region
and
Santa
Cruz
Moun­
O. O. Bhude, treasurer80.
Such is the brave, clear-cut, policy of
Original Drawings.
you want.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at
tains. It appeals more directly to that
No H alf Prices Here.
the bank for information concerning the
J. M. Yocum, assessor 243.
the republican party in the Philippines
city. Correspondence invited.
large and growing class of recreation
T U E S T A T E F IE L I» MEET.
E. V. Littlefield, Sunt. 307.
ns outlined by Senator Spooner, one of
seekers who prefer this popular form of
t|ie ablest men in tho U. S. Senate. Hoy Heater o f New Berg tho Champion J. M. Chapman, coroner 130.
A ll W ork Guaranteed.
outing.
C. E. Branson,surveyor 75.
This is the kind of “ imperialism’ ’ which
Atlileto of (lie Hay.
“ Pacific Grove” is tlie Chautauqua of
J. C. MeCrea, commissioner, dem. 202.
republicans believe in.
C iv e m e a c all.
the West, and this folder not only de-
Tlie Grey Eagle carried a jolly crowd J. M. Wright, justice, Newberg Dist. 40 I scribes the pretty place itself, but gives
H . Li. S U T H E R L A N D .
J, J. Woods, constable 448.
The system of farming in the Willam­ of excursionists to Salem Saturday to
a program of tlie religious and educa­
AMENDMENTS.
ette valley is changing and the clot age witness the spirite 1 athletic field meet
tional meetings, conventions, schools,
A. MORRIS, Pres.
is coming about faster than could have between tlie Oregon college! for tlie sil Municipal Indebtedness—N o—458.
etc., to lie held there this summer.
*
A. R. MILLS. Vice-Pres.
lteen hoped for by those who introduced ver cup. Tlie boat left here at 5:30 as j Irrigation,
— N o—383.
Ollier publications are "Lake Taline,”
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier.
the new methods. Clover Helds which
Judiciary,
— No—723.
scheduled,
and
arrived
at
Salem
a
little
were ltsr.l to find anywhere except near
"Geysers anil Labe county,” “ Y’osem-
o f a shoo is the best test. A
Itepealing,
—
Yes—
81.
after
the
noon
hour.
Tlie
lively
strains
Portland half n dor.cn years ago can now
ite,” “ Hotel del Monte,” “ CastleCrags,"
slice rightly modeled is not
— No— 1.
ne found almost everywhere throughout of tlie Union Cornet Band liel|>eil out Suffrage,
only more comfortable but more
eacli brimful of information about the Exceptionally Interest­
W e want you to sub­
tho valley. There is a w idespread Inter­ very materially in entertaining tlie par- |
STOCK L A W .
lasting.
Every last over which
scribe at once.
est in forage plants of all kinds, and a ty. About eighty were on board and ^or Stock running at large Y’es—529. places named and printed in tlie highest in g Features for 1900,
N e w be rg, Or.
t-J.
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determirntion to linil some method of
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style of the art.
Etlwai'd Everetl lla lr , A nna Fnrqnhnr,
avoiding the wasteful system of the hare while quarters were rather close, every­
Nrnntor J. C. Spounrr, F.!»«■»» K. K n rn rd ,
summer-fallow. The demand for rape body made the best of the situation and
’ ‘W e a r - R e s i s S e r s ” *
A W e a lth o f lleanty
lla ird m C’arrufti. Ortnvr Ttmnrt. Ilr ir *
Kcal Enlate Transfer*.
kink Rntterworth.WtntIir4*p C. Pnrknrd,
seed this spring has been far in excess of seemed to have a royal good time.
are made is constructed
d upon I«
Is often hidden by unsightly pimples, I'll.» W lirrte r lV ilr o «, .\allinn Iia»l4«‘ll
1110' anticipations of seedsmen. Corn
.pi .
„....
.......
| Itpporteit by the YamhtUCo. Abstract Gnat Mc-
l*rtrr nn rO nrrit. an d ninny o f the
le an at- K
principles governing the
rhi at Idv lie eontt st tills year was one. Mill :i \ t 11.., On-lion, fer the week eliding eczema, tetter, erysipelas, salt rheum, Hoi«*.
Transacts a general banking
brighter young A m erican Author«.
fields will he found here and there and
omy of the human foot, t. With V
| (
nlmost everywhere throughout the val­ of the best ever held. Competition in! Mch 31, 1:100. James II. Pugh, manager.
SEND -NAME A1VP AEDRESa AT OSCE, '
Itneklen’s Arnica Salve will glor
nature as model, fit is assured.
issurcd.
1 business.
ley anil silos will be built this year liter­ most events was close, and served to O A C It K to Adam Knoblo 80
“ The N ational Mngnslne** will bo sent free
250 styles for men, women J
!ify the face by curing all skin crup-
for two months, and continued «»nr year at the regular
ally by the hundred — Rural Northwest.
and children. Made only
nlv by
T
Foreign Exchange bought and
keep tho excitement at a high state of
a in sec3 t6 r7 ................ .....$ 600 00 tion*, also cuts bruises, burns, boils, price o f $1.00 unless otherwise ordered. Remember you
I, M a n .
%
J. II, t fw U C o ., Boston,;
receive two month« free by sending .vour name at once,
And with beet sugar farms scattered
pressure. Most of tlie colleges brought \V C Goodrich to 8 II Goodrich
j felons, ulcers, and worst forms of piles, atul mt ntloniMg *8 p«eial 1N0 < iftr.
I sold.
Lewis
"Wear
Resisters’’
for
sate
by
over this section, in addition toother pro­
•
THE W . W . POTTER CO., ® <8
large delegations, and the rooting was
108.30 a in W O Goodrich dlo
Only 25c a box. Oure guaranteed.
gressive changes, what a garden spot
, 1 . C. P o rter, N ew berg.
Careful attention given Collections.
BO S TO N . M i t t .
vigorous. At the beginning of the games
t4 r4 ....................................... 500 00 Hold by C. F. Moore & Co , druggists. foa M itchell Chappie, Editor.
old Y'atnhill will he.
tlie Oregon Agricultural college oontin-! State ot Oregon to S J Signor 80
I mmm
gent, which was very “ numerous” and j a in sec 16 I2r6....................... 160 00 ; *- - - - - -
-------
~
Hays Tlie Dalles Chronicle: “ The av­ conspicuous in proportion, seemed to ‘ state of Oregon to Ulioda M
erage price of Oregon wool in 1800, tlie have a monopoly on tlie noise and I,lus­
Signor 320 a in see 16 t2r6...
400 00
last year of tlie Cleveland ad min tri ra­ ter, hut a few events served very effect­
State of Oregon to John F Kean
tion, was 8 cetila a ponntl, and linu-
80 a in sec 16 t2r0 ................. 100 00
drels of clips did not bring 0 cents.
In ually to dampen their cock-sure ardor.
H a rn e ss
1897, tlie first year of tlie McKinley ml- For tlie third consecutive year tlie Uni­ State of Oregon to Alice Kean 80
ministratioii, it ruse to in'_.
lu 1898 versity of Oregon won the cup, which is
a in sec 16 I2r6....................... 100 00
the average was 13c and in 1899 l.’l 1». therefore now her own "t v have utul to
John II Kean A wf to Carrie H
During the last three years, on a clip of
Signor 80 a in see 16 t2r6
. . 200 00 j
| Our i n t e r e s t s a r e a l l here, w e can not afford to misrepresent any article
15,000,000 pounds, there lias tieen an av­ hold” without farther right of contest.
erage gain ot half a million dollars to tlie ' Another cup will be put up next year. Alice Kean ft hush to Carrie II
I
which we have for sale.
wool growers of Oregon every year. It j Tlie summation of points won hv tlie
Signor 80 a in sec 16 t2r0 . . . . 200 00 1
O A K T A N L K A T IIK U US E D O N L Y . C A R R I A G E T R IM M IX O .
is on exhibits such as this that tlie r e - ! colleges was as follows: University
IU pairing cheaper than anywhere else.
Thank you for your past patronage,
Carrie I I Signor to Samuel J
publican party asks to be retained in
w ill try very hard to merit a continuance of the same.
ol Oregon 41, Oregon Agricultural Col­
Signor 160 a in sec 16 t2r6
.
1 00
power.”
lege 26, Willamette Uuiversity 25, Pa­ J K Crandall ft wf to Henry
The wool grower« in this vicinity can
cific College 39, Oregon State Normal 0.
Cane h, a iu Thomas C Davis
readily appreciate tho truth of tho above
f
THE “ NECESSARY” MAGAZINE
Records were broken in tho contest in a
die t3rl.................................. 300 00
Monday,
P U B L I S H E D ON
and ovon go it one better. On Tiles lay
NEW
NEW
few instances. Healer of Newberg low­ Jerry Cochlin ft wf to J A
W ednesday,
morning of last week several hundred
THURSDAY.
ered (lie record in tlie high hurdles
The best-informed men and women in the world use tho AMERICAN
Wangerman 5 a in see 29 t4r4 675 00 i
pounds rolled into tlie depot for ship­
Frid ay.
YORK
YORK
For over fifty-eight years
MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS to keep well informed, and call
from 27 2 5 second, to 27 flat. Tlie mile Mary F Hurley to Jenpie Kem-
ment, ami for every pound 16 cents was
it the “ necessary” and “ indispensable” magazine. In the busy rush
P ractica lly
run was lowered from 4.59 to 4 48*s , bv
ington 1 a in Hurley A Larges
of to-day ambitious men and women must know about Uie important
TRi-W EEKLY
WEEKLY a National Fam ily Paper
realized. Tariff is far from taring a dead
Willamette. Tlie record for tlie high
A D A IL Y
aild
to
Newberg
..................
100
00
for farmers and villagers,
questions
of
the
month,
and
not
only
this,
they
want
to
know
stout
issue as long as the republicans are re­
jump was changed from 5 . 5 to o 8 by Gottlieb Neuman A hush to
them at the right time. When the whole country is puzzled over the
TRIBUNE
a n d tho
TRIBUNE
whose
readers have repre­
tained in jiower.
gigantic combination of trusts, a well-informed article is printed in the
Willamette.
Michael Neuman 15 a in John
Cheapest Known.
AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving the facts, and its editor discusses the
sented
tlie uery best ele-
Tlie main feature of tlie day was tlie
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