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F. A. M O itlilS. Fres.
lt e a l E sta te ,
Many m eu, whose domestic lives ' have it remained, as mine had. Cushing’» j
ROY GARDNER
A. II. MILLS. Vice*Pres
Leen pure and temperate, have Ijeeh famous letter to Jefferson Davis, in I
tsooo 00 —
M- j SES V O IA W , C ssh ter.
CIS a cres, too a rre t in c u lt'v a tln r. good
very hud men, like Charles I anti which he virtually sympathized with
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
ISSUED EVEKY FRIDAY IIORNIK«!.
o rc h a rd a n d b u ild in g s. :;V3 m iles from
Marlborough. O f Charles I, Milton j the Confederate president, was printed.
H ew berg. in ih e C hehalem valley. T h i
says: “ ilia private virtues are («side That settled Mr. Cushing; the Senate
la n d Is in good state of c u ltiv a tio n . US
“ My ;position is a
Ì. H. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r A P u b l i s h e r . the question. It lie lie insatiable ill would not conlirui.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
a cres in tim b e r a n d p a stu re . Term s
IL l I
tryin
g
one
”
was
tlie
easy.
; plunder and revenge, shall we pass it
“ It dually dawned upon the Presi-
\V . C . W o o d w a r d , A s s o c ia t e E d i t o r .
joking remark
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Promptly Done.
E ith e r of above p iic c s fo r reuL
j by because in meat and drink tie ii , dent that it would be necessary to select of the cloak
1S00 U0-
temperate?” A mail may tie temper- a dark horse. Horne on« suggested Mor­ model of a
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1900.
acres, p a rtly im p ro v ed , house and OIRG-A. JSTIS.’ ZEID 1 8 9 3
ale at table and regular at chapel, and rison It. Waite, of Ohio. He seemed to fashionable
But
barn, good ru n n in g w ater, tw o mile»
Horseshoeing and General Black-
*---- —e
yet 1 » so selfish, cruel and deceitful In fill the bill us a dark horse candidate. firm.
there is less
from New berg.
■•tend ** ^^^iijwSr^Or^pin the p”*,° <,*ce | all the important relutions of life as to Not much was known about him by any jest t h a n
smithing.
Transacts a general banking
2100 00 —
| be justly regarded as a very had man. ■ one outside of Ohio.
He had visited earnest in
#0
acres,
G
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c
u
ltiv
a
tio
n
,
tw
o
houses
business.
The untruthfuluess and recklessness ! Washington only once, and had never the state­
iu good c o n d itio n , one good barn, fences
Yes, this is hot enough for us.
o f the prohibition indictm ent of Presi- had a case before the Supreme Court, ment. It is
in
good
c
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n
d
itio
n
,
floe
o
rc
h
a
rd
.
Close
trying to be
Foreign Exchange bought and
to sc! ool nud postoihee- F o u r m iles
dent McKinley is a striking illustration President (irant asked me to teicgiapli on the feet
from ra ilro ad .
sold.
The census returns promise to be very of how much easier it is for ITohibi- him, asking if lie would accept. Of all day, tff
—------ •--------—
For E x c h a n g e - ICO acres of land four
dry indeed. There will bo no chance' to j
to abstain religiously from all course he would, and did, and he was be reaching and
stooping h o u r
m
iles
fro
m
W
’a
te
rv
ille
,
W
ashington.
W ATCHM AKER
Careful
attention
given Collections.
appointed
and
confirmed.”
contest the results.
, forms of alcohol than it is to refrain
after hour from
W ill tra d e for tow n p ro p e rty o r sm all
^
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l from Intemperance in the use of lan-
m orn u n t il
fa rm in th is vicinity.
axi > J E W E L E R ,
*'
1 guage. Temperunce Is good. Perhaps
night. And that
E IIIT O IU A L COMMENT.
21 M 00 —
So Bryan says the republicans will (olaj afietlnence Is the highest ideal
is a very meager
so a cres, 60 iu c u ltiv a tio n , good b u ild ­
It is to be the old ratio and the old re- outline of a busi­
Sottclts th e p a tro n a g e o f h is old In d ia n »
not carry a single state in NoTember 1
but Hure|y total H,wtj„ence
L 0 |t, with additions.
ings, fen ces and o rc h a rd . S even m iles
F r ie n d , w ho :;.e d w atch re p a irin g d o n s.
With many such
ness woman’s day.
Such an expression manifests a 1
from N ew berg.
I not more im portant than the habit o f i
women the ordinary strain of labor is
j - 0 7 M o r r is o n S t.
Of all tickets ever named by u leading intensified and aggravated by a diseased
F or fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n im p iire,
dency which alone makes him unfit tor Hpeagjng tfle trutIi concerning your fel-
» .IS . BRITT, P resid e n t.
B. < . MILES, Vice Pr»’F.
S tate a A Tiurr,
the high oifioe he seeks.
: low men. The evil Influence of c u lt i-; Part.v in this country that of Bryan and condition of the delicate organs, and
K. H. WOODWARD, Secretary.
'
PO RTLAND. O R .
Newberg, Oregon.
J . C. COLCOKD, C ashier.
I vating ail intolerant habit of mind con- Stevenson falls the flattest in its recep- they become victims of that terrible
backache, or blinding headache, which
The big election wagers of the country eerniiig the opinions and practice o f n , (iou
t,le P«>ple.
is so common among business women.
AGENTS WANTED— FOR "T H E LIFE AND
A 'o w / i o r u
If you are bearing this burden, bear I I AohievHmeutH
very coldly and unemotionally, but all j very large portion of decent and en- j
—Globe-Democrat.
of A d m iral Dewey. " th e w orld’s 1
it
no
longer.
For
the
liackaclie,
head­
irceatent
n av al h e m
By M urat H alstead, th e I
the more certainly show the proper lightened mankind is illustrated by the !
H arness S h o p .
n g frien d an d a d m ire ro f th e n a tio n ’» idol •
Tlie democratic party Is tlie only par­ ache, nervousness and weakness which • lifelo
K.
MILES.
'state of political probabilities to be “ cli­ fact that these peculiar partisans of the
B iggest a n d b est book: over 500 pages, n x 10;
spring
from
a
diseased
c o n d itio n of tlie j in
J
1‘.
C
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C
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f).
ch es : n early 100 pages h a lfto n e illu stra tio n s. I
maxed” in November. The large wagers cause of temperance find it easier to ab­ ty that makes a specialty of protecting womanly organs there is a sure cure O nly
K. II. w o o d w a b d .
E V E R Y T H I N C IN T H E L I N E O F
11.50. E norm on» dem an d .
Big com m is-
N . K. B R IT T .
O utfit free. C hance of a life tim e . W rite!
made so la r place the odds at about tour stain from alcohol than they do to tell foreign interests at tiie expense oi in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. | Rions.
J II .D O U G L A S , J R .
quick.
The
D
om
inion
C
om
pany,
3rd
floor
Cax
Half
a
million
women
have
been
per­
k»H O R S E G O O D Sm i
D irectors.
the truth without perverting or in vert­ American interests.—Flaindealer.
to n B ldg., C hicago.
to one on McKinley and Roosevelt.
fectly and jiermanently cured by this
ing it.—Oregonian.
wonderful medicine.
^
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The news from the West indicates
“ M y n ie c e w as tro u b le d w ith fe m a le Dr. H. J. L ittlefield .
Dr H . A. Littlefield e c m « E S r O N I > K \ T S —L*dd et T ilto n , Port
The political rejuvonatien of Adlat
w e a k n e s s for a b o u t fo u r y e a rs b e fo re I
quite
plainly
that
this
is
going
to
be
a
la
n
d
:
N
ational
P
a
rk
B
ank.
New
York.
a s k e d fo r y o u r a d v ic e ,” w rite s M r. J . W .
Htevenaon by the democrats is likely to A n I o t« r « > tlf ig l'a n » o f P o li tic a l H is to r y .
R ep airin g N e a tly D on e.
G iv e
.
bad Fear for t,ie political party fhat M cG re g o r, o f 6vd St. a n d P rin c e to n A v e.,
LITTLEFIELD BROTHERS.
In nil article headed “ All Interesting I |]ourj,|
prove uncanny. I t a w n s that Bryan
a call.
es on short crops and empty d in ­ C h ic ag o . Ills. “ Y ou a d v ise d h e r to t a l e
Stranger« v is itin e îrhe c ity a re in v tte d J n call ar
will be haunted with a running mate Member of Grant’s Cabinet,” the lust ner pails.—Gervais Star.
Dr. P ie r c e ’s F a v o rite P r e s c rip tio n w h ic h
th e bank for inform ation c o n c e rn in g the
s h e d id fa ith f u lly for n in e m o n th s , an d now
wiio is R shade of the hard times of ’92- National Magazine presents some very
c ity . C orresp o n d en ce in v ite d .
H. L. Sutherland.
Newberg,
Oregon.
w e m u s t a c k n o w le d g e to y o u th a t sh e is
’96. The Wotting out of this spectre be­ readable historical facts relative to
Senator Teller wept when lie walked a w e ll w o m a n . W e c a n n o t th a n k y o u
e n o u g h for th e c u re .’’
fore tho-people will serve as u potent re­ President Grant's cabinet, and the po­
out of tlie republican convention at St.
Sick women can consult Dr. Pierce by
litical intrigue of thirty years ago. The
minder of democratic rule.
Louis four years ago, and he wept again letter fr e e . Address, Buffalo, N. Y.
M onday,
P U B L I S H E D ON.
article will be of Bpecinl interest to Ore­
during his speech in support of Bryan at
W e d n e sd a y ,
TH UR SD AY*.
gon readers as it is largely n re view of one
Kansas City last week. Old Teller ap­
The Oregonian’s “ cuckoo” rails out
Goffrier 325.15 a in toro......... 15000 00
Office 2 doors w est of M oore’s D rug store.
For over fifty-eight years-
of Oregon’s prominent citizens, Judge
F
riday.
pears to he having a damp time of it al­ Shell Hawley A wf to O 11 Par­
against an exchango for having the
l»t. s tre e t. N ew berg, Oregon.
George H. Williams of Portland, who together.—Observer.
P r a ctica lly
a National Fam ily Paper
temerity to suggest that our prosperous
ker a w
b!k F Saviors add
was very prominent in national politics
A DAILY
lim es are co-ordinate witli republican
to
McM
......................................
250
00
at that time, being U. 8 . senator from
T D SD iiur for fariners nnd villueer8i
A companion picture to the attempt of
rule. The flippety-flop sheet didn’t at
a n d th o
I tH D U n L whose readers have repre­
M ARRIAGE M C E X f.E S .
Oregon, framer o f tlie famous recon­
tlie democrats in their national conven­
tempt an explanation of the subject it­
Osa G Estes 24 to E E Cable 3i.
C
h
e
a
p
e
s
t
K
n
ow
n
.
sented the uery best ele­
struction bill, and afterwards attorney-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
tion to revive tlie silver issue is tlie cur­
self. Not U. It never does. It con­
A new and remarkably attractive ment of our country population.
general under Grant. The following
Office an d R esidence one block so u th of B ank pvblicalion, profusely illustrated witli
siders it the part of editorial dignity to
rent reports by the Bradstreet agency
A L L ABOUT C A LIFO R N IA .
-extracts from th e article shows how that there iiave been a smaller number
of Newberg.
critioioe, pick (laws, lampoon—every­
portraits and half-tones; contains all I t gives all the important new s of
near lie came to being Chief Justice of
the striking news featuresof Tlie Daily
of failures during the first six months of
thing hut affirm something. Faugh !
A I l a m l N o m e «**rie* o f n e w a n d u s e f u l
the U. H. supremo
and
Tribune. Special War Despatches, Do­ Ihe Nation and World, tlie most relia­
. . court,
..
,
, gives an 1900 than in any other six months for
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p u blications.
mestic and Foreign Correspondence. ble Market Reports. Fascinating Short)
interesting bit of history In that con- eighteen years past. As judged by the
Short Stories, Humorous Illustrations,
The general revolt of the democratic nection.
-
-
number of failures, business is 3 per
Industrial Information, Fashion Notes. stories, an unexcelled Agricultural De­
California is the natural paradise of
-press sounds an ominous knell to the
“ When Chief Justice Halmon I’. Chase cent 1-otter than in 1899 and 25 per cent
Will p ra c tic e in all th*» c o u rts of th e state Agricultural Matters carefully treated, partment, Scientific and M echanical
the holiday maker. Its resources are
hopes ef Kryon. While a man may con­ died, General Grant found great diffi­
a tte n tio n g iv e n to p ro b a te w ork, the and Comprehensive and Reliable Finan­ Information, Fashion Articles for the-
better than in 1898.— Ashland Tidings. inexliaustable, its invitation universal S w pecial
ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts and th e cial and Market Reports.
It is mailed
tinually exert his power as a boss in the culty in selecting his successor. Great
d
ra
ftin
g
of a ll leg al papers.
and its resorts ami attractions among the
at the same hour as tlie daily edition, Women, Humorous Illustrations for old
political nrena over the wills and con­ pressure was brought to bear to pro­
N
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The democrats dare not openly attack most noted in the world.
readies a large proportion of subscrib­ and young. It is “ The People’s Pa­
victions of the politicians, ho lias a very mote one of the associate justices Clen-
O f f ic e —Second Floor
ers on da'e of issue, and each edition is
the administration for protecting Atneri-
The Southern Pacific Company pub­ B ank of N ew berg B uild in g .
differeut proposition when it conies to eral Grant desired to do that, but was can
a
thoroughly up-to-date daily family per” for tlie entire United States.
interests in China, but they are ut- lishes descriptive literature containing
newspaper for busy |x-ople
deal «¡til the free and independent uot long in discovering that while he
Regular subscription price,
taring cowardly innuendoes, intimating valuable information about nil of them.
Regular subscription price,
press of the country. And herein lies would greatly please one of tho justices
F r e s h C ow .
that there is something mysterious It is for free distribution and may lie
$ 1 .0 0 p e r y e a r .
$ 1 .5 0 p er y e a r .
oar great safety against (also and by sucli a course, he would seriously
A fresh cow for salo. Inquire of
about its policy. Tlie policy is ns open obtained from any Southern Pacific
iqiecious principles of government. The displease all of tlie others and their
We furnish it w ith the Graphic for
A. T. B l a ir .
We furnish it with the Graphic for
as the day—simply protection to Ameri­ agent, or C. H. Markham,General Pass­
“ subsidised press” exists principally in -friends, and the idcu was abandoned. It
$ii.O O p e r y e a r .
$ 1 .5 0 per year.
can interests, regardless of costs or con­ enger Agent at Portland, Oregon. If you
the imagimttion of those who have ex­ was finally decided to name Itoscoe
W h ite W an T u r n e d Y e llo w .
sequences.—Yaquina Hay News.
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inclose
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perienced 'Hie results of the conscien­ Colliding, who had recently been elect­
Great consternation was felt by the
publication.
tious opposition of independent journal­ ed to the Semite. Senator Conkling de­
N e w b e rg , O regon*
The prohibitionist convention nom i­
"Resorts and attractions along tiie friends of M. A . Ilogarty of Lexi ngton,
ism.
clined. There were two or three cabi­ nated Woolley for president, and adopt­
coast line” is a handsomely illustrated Ivy., when ttiey saw lie w as turning
net meetings, largely devoted to d is­
ed a platform containing but one resolu- folder, giving a description of the health yellow. His skin slowly changed color,
i
An-old line democrat, Gen. Horatio cussing candidates for chief justice. One t jo n
hnt resolves in favor of prohi­ nml pleasure resorts on tiie coast be­ also his eyes, and lie suffered terribly.
C. King of Brooklyn, New Y’ork, has the of these meeting was held without the ■ bition. W’hatthe party’s sen I i men t ison
His malady was Yellow Jaundice.
He
tween Him Francisco and I/>s Angeles.
knowledge
of
the
attorney-general.
Gen­
following pertinent remarks to make in
I other questions is unknown. Tiie parly
“Shasta resorts,” embellished with was treated by the best doctors, but
regard to his erstwhile party's platform: eral (irant settled upon Judge Williams, j is silent on protection for home indus-
beautiful half-tone engravings, describes without benefit. Then lie was advised
“ I have no sympathy with Brysnism. now living in Portland, Ore., and his I tries, on the coinage law«, on expansion.
tlie scenes and outiug attractions of tlie to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful
> The Kansas City platform 1s as far from name was sent to the Senate. “ I knew
vast ami wonderful Shasta region, tlie stomach and liver remedy, and he
Irne alemocruuy HH-darknuas from light, nothing iilaiut it until my mime was of government is satisfactory or not.
writes: "After taking two bottles I
grandest of pleasure grounds.
I am-heurtilv ill favor of sustaining the sent to Die Senate. It was my greatest
Just proliis. That ie all,—Grass Valley
"California south of Tehuchapi” tells was wholly cured.” A tr ia l proves its
national administration in thiseuiei- surprise,” said Judge Williams recently. Journal.
all nbout the charms of that remarkably matchless merit for all stom ach, liver
geucy, and in upholding the honor, the The next day. when I met General
favored semi-tropic garden spot, South­ and kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold by
integrity and the majesty of this great Grant I said, ‘Mr. President, I am un­
C. F. Moore & Co., druggists.
I n d i r e c t l i c u c f l t . o f « B e e t S a g e r F a c t o r y ern California.
govern r e n t. The populistic platform is der niuny obligations for your kindness
n t N ew berg.
A handsome map of California, com­
as odious to mu now ns it was four year.", in this matter. He replied, ‘It was the
The successful establishment of a plete in detail, reliable, skillfully index­
ago. I refused to support it M id la n d I proper thing to do.’ ”
great
beet sugar factory at Newberg, ed and full of information about the
TH E “ NECESSARY ” MAGAZINE
Refuse to support it -now. I shall vote
Tiie history of that appointment is
state’s resources. It is the only publi­
lor McKinley and Roosevelt, and if re­ very interesting. As will he remember­ Oregon, will lie wortli even more indi­
cation of its kind conveniently folued for
The best-informed men and women in the world use the AMERICAN
quested, shall lake purt in the cam­ ed, the .Senate did not act upon it. The rectly than directly to tho farmers in
pocket use.
MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS to keep weU informed, and call
paign. ’’ And still you will hear a lot lesire of many senators to see an associ- i that section. The thorough culture re-
it the “ necessary ” and “ indispensable ” magazine. In the bnsy rush
“ Summer outings” is a 32-page (older
crop of beets
-of gush about tlie re-united democracy. ate justice promoted was a marked fac- I q'.,!ir®' to Pro,,u<H’ «
of to-day ambitious men and women must know about the important
devoted to tho camping retreats in the
tor in preventing prompt eonli, .nation, I " ,11
,,,crett8ea >'leW °» the crop«
questions of the month, and not only this, they want to know about
Shasta region and Santa Crux Moun­
them at the right time. When the whole country is puzzled over the
The Philippines are ours, and Ameri­ but there was a still greater factor. Mrs ! g r o v a ‘n ri,ta,i,m wUh U‘eta- Tho
gigantic combination of trusts, a well-informed article is printed in the
Williams was a talented, beautiful wo.
use which can be made of the tains. It appeals more directly to that
AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving the facts, and its editor discusses the
can authority must be supreme there
large and growing class of recreation
,mlp ,rom the f:,Ltory ia t0 feet< ni''ch
theory ; when the Dreyfus affair is in everyone’s mouth, the best story
throughout tlie archipelago. There will man ; she was a a leader in Washington cons
seeker* who prefer this popular form of
and
a
factory
which
uses
the
beets
of
Dreyfus and the great case comes out in this magazine.
be amnesty broad and liberal, but no society; lew equalled her and none ex ­ from 5,000 acres of land should in a few outing.
Every month, in “ The Progress of the World," Dr. Albert Shaw
celled.
This
distinguished
society
lend-
abatement of our rights, no abandon­
"Pacific Grove” is the Chautauqua of
gives a comprehensive picture of the world’s history during the pre­
years result in giving Newberg the larg­
er,
while
very
popular
with
a
large
ele­
ment of our duty. There must lie no
vious thirty days. In the departments, the valuable articles and books
est creamery in the state. Tlie great in­ tlie West, and this folder not only de­
that have been published during the past month are reviewed and
«cuttle policy. We will fulfill in the ment, was unpopulur with an influen­ crease in the supply of skimmed milk scribes tlie pretty place itself, but gives
quoted from, so that the readers of the AMERICAN MONTHLY can get
J’liilippines tlm obligations imposed by tial element. That elem ent consisted of will stimulate tiie production oi poultry a program of the religious and educa­
the gist of them. In every issue nearly a hundred pictures are printed,
tlie triumphs of our arms and by the the wives of some senators, representa­ and sw ine. The increase in the density tional meetings, conventions, schools,
including the portraits of the men and women who are making the
history of the month.
treaty of jieace; by international law, by tives, judges and oilier high officials of the farm population which will result etc., to be held there this summer.
Exceptionally Interest­
Wc want you to sub­
w
horn
Mrs.
Williams
greatly
surpassed
To be thoroughly well informed helps any man or woman in his or
th e Nation’s sense of honor; and more
scribe at once.
Other publications are “ Lake Tahoe,” ing Feahires for 1900.
Irom the adoption of intensive methods
her work. A subscription to the AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW
than all, by tlie rights, interests and in attractions. It was a thorn in their of farming will make improved roads •‘Geysers and Lake county,” "Yoseun­
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p ric e o f ti.tX )u n le ss o th erw ise o rdered. -R em em ber you
ization of tlie high purpose of this na­ | ing them, it must not be. And they j notists were in an Iowa town they bu­
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, Ta., receive tw o m o n th s fre e by se n d in g y o u r nam e a t once,
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tion to restore order to tlie islands and
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to establish a just wild generous govern­ i ter warfare upon Judge Williams that in tlie ground three days. When dug
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from
death,
says:
"Exposure
after
foe Mite be! I Chappie, Editor.
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ment, in which the inhabitants shall | lias ever been known at tlie national up she wa* none the worse for tho or­
measles induced serious lung trouble, I
deal.
She
had
clerked
in
a
store
that
capital.
Every
newspaper
that
opposed
hare the largest participation for which 1
which ended in eonsuniption.
i had!
they sire capable.—From President .Mc­ tlie (irant administration made it an never advertised.—Ex.
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frequent hemorrhages and coughed
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business
to
traduce
and
lie
-(
Kinley's speech of acceptance.
night and «lay. All m y doctors said 1
| smirch tlie attorney-genera), Grant's!
I le a l U .l n lv T ra 'in fi-m .
choice for chief justice. And every Ue- K rporto.l by |b * Y am hill Co. A bsirnet C o at Mr- must soon die. Thru I began to use
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M lnuville, Oregon, for the w eek em iiujt Dr. Kings New Discovery which wholly
i publican pap A that could lie readied by
The personal abuse of the President | (he pressure, which was most powerful,
cured me. Hundreds have used it on
J u ly IS, l'.fiio J a n ie . M. P ugh, m anager,
Hi'the Nathxial platform of tho Prohl- [joined in the loud baying. Tlie Senate James Edson to W H Ilurlburt
m y advice and all say it never fails to
liltionistw aerpeai 1 anything in viru­ 1 hesitated. Home of its members clam­
20 a in Jas Rnumgo d ie ......... $1200 00 cure throat, chest and lung troubles.”
Regular size 50c and | ) . Trial bottles
lence that litis appeared of recent years ored for a different appointment. The Albert A Bred berg to Sofie
in tho utterances of political parties. delay and (lie wholesale vicious attacks
! free at C. F. Moore A- Co.'s drug store.
My lire blk F Cosines 3rd add
W ashington, Jefferson, John Quincy i had a most depressing effect ui>on Judge
to McM...................................... 459 001
IS I r ltKiHT
Adantfl anil Andrew Jackson were - Williams. He finally said to General Investment Co to F M By ii it in
F o r a n F . t l t o r | | . K e r o u u n i- n il I 'a t a n I I
mart« subjects of moat vulgar personal | Grant, “ This bitter, cruel, unjust op.
its 3 4 I. A M blk 43 Oak Park
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abuse during their presidential service, ! |iosition is too much for me; I cannot
add to McM ...............
200 00 l-’roni Sylvan Valley N ew s, Brevard. '
and In later days Lincoln's personal ap­ - bear it any longer; I want you to w ith­ V 8 to O t) Kb tide 100 a
Mr
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pearance was made tlie target o f brutal draw my name.” “ I will do so, Mr.
sec 32 t2*rthv ........................... 400 CO |
may tie a question w hether tho j
Jaetl.y the "copperhead” democracy. Williams if you insist, but I do not wish J C Hudson A wf to Emory
' editor of a newspaper ha., the right to!
President Cleveland did not entirely i to. I am prepared to stand by you to
Hudson 30 a in I.uke McKern
publicly recommend any of tlie various ’
escape outrageous uttack, but since his ! the bitter end.”
•lie t3r2........................................ 800 00 ! proprietary medicines which flood tho
day nothing has equaled the intemper­
"No, Mr. President, please withdraw Louisa P Round A liusb to Hen­
j market, yet ns 11 preventive o f suffering j
T he formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
ate denunciation and untruthful de­ my name; the tension is too great, tlie
ry Mills small tract in New-
we foci it a duty to say a good w on! for ’
scription o f President McKinley's hab­ load is too heavy.” The name was
berg.............................................. (kiO 00 Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diar-
know just w hat you arc taking when you take Grove s. Im itators
its expressed in the platform of the withdrawn.
H C B um s A wf to S D Craw-
! rimes Rem edy. We Iiave known and
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not b u y
Prohibition party.
Of the personal
Ford it 1 bik !» Oak Park add
That Judge William» made n serious
used this medicine in our family lor
purity and sobriety of President Mc­ mistake in asking the President to w ith­
to MeM ........ ....................... 525 00 : tw enty years and have alw ays found i t !
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’s contains
K inley's life there 1» no doubt among draw his nsine, is undoubted. Tlie tide Maud M Cunningham A Imsb
reliable. In many cam-* a dose nf thi*
Iron
and
Q
uinine
put
up
in
correct
proportions
and
is in a Tasteless
Intelligent Americans, nnd tlie wanton , had iiegun to turn in the Senate; the at­
to Minnie J Forsyth Us 13 14
remedy would save hour* of suffering
fortr..
The Iron act* as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
language o f ol the Prohibition platform tacks of tlie press and society leaders
15 blk 23 Edwards add to
w Idle a physician la awaited. We do
is a fresh illustration of the fart It is had disgusted many of tlie senators.
Xcwlwrg
. . . ............... . . . 100 (X) I not lielieve in depending im plicitly on
malaria out o f the svstem. Any reliable druggist will tell you th at
iltftieult for s fanatic and a bigot to Several senators went to Judge W il­ Orlo Baldwin A wf to Sewell W
any medicine for a cure, blit «0 do be­
Grove's is the Origins! and that all other co-callcd Tasteless
s p e a k the truth of tlmse whom he con­ liams and expressed regret that he had
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lieve that if a hnttle ol Chamberlain's
siders the enem ies of his cause.
Heater die Ltr2......................... 400 00 Diairhoea Remedy were kept on hand
Chill Tonics are imitations. A n analysis o f other chill tonics show*
withdrawn, telling him tli.it it w.m only
Hut w hy are these Prohibitionists so a question of tim e when lie would have Amy Hendrix A hush to Carrie
and administered at the inception of an
that
Grove’s is superior to ^all others in every respect.
You
hot ftlmut the question o f the Presi­ l*een continued. “ After mv name had
Rhode and 1-10 int in Its 1 2
attack much suffering m ight tie avoid - 1
dent's sbsteniioiisness? It is a virtue le-en withdrawn, other cabinet sessions
arc not experim enting when you take Grove’*— its superiority
blk 22 N Y am hill.....................
50 00 ed and in very many cases the preeenrv
in any man to set s worthy exam ple of were devoted to selecting a chief justice. Mary A Martin to Carrie Rhode
of a physician would not be required.
and excellence having long been established.
Grove’s is the
domestic purity and temperance, but it Many names «ere suggested. Caleb
nnd 1-10 int in bik 22 North
A t least this has been our experience
onlv Chill Cure sold throughout the entice malarial sections o f
is not tiie only virtue nor the greatest Cushing of Massachusetts, was chosen.
Yamhill.
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h) 00 during tlie past tw enty years. For
virtue that adorns human character. The appointment was referred and there J J Henderson A wf to Wns
U nited State*.
No Cure, N o Fav. Price, 50c.
sah> l.y C. F. Moure A Cu.» (Wiqrgists.
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