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Ings, fences snd orchard, from Newberg. E. H. W oodward , E ditor & I Y b u s h x r . W . C . W oodward , A mociatr F r i d a y , S e p t e m ber E ditor . 7, woo. raise tome 2X0,000 men all told. These, by reason of her colossal marine,she has been enabled to transport lo Africa In the course of several months, a perfor mance upon which she greatly prides herself, and which even the least friend ly nations concede to have been unpreced entedly effective, and doubtless be yond the power of any other nation to parallel. And finally the strain of such a campalgu—leas than a year, against a sixth rate Power— baa compelled that richest of nations to seek a loan abroad, and lias sent her Government bouds several points below par. II from Great Britain we turn to Russia, in point of numbers by far the greatest of all the military Powers, what do we IndT For yearn she has been actively preparing for tbe conquest of Northeastern China, and has been mass ing troops for that purpose, and the world haa talked of her readinesa to pour half a million or a million man into Manchuria or into Corea at a days notice. Thle year the crisis lias arisen, and not at all unexpectedly to her, if, indeed, not with her foreknowledge and co-operation. But, instead o f promptly pouring in her irresistible millions, she has for many weeks been desperately Struggling to hold her ow n with a few tens of thousands. Ami already the strain of this little war haa disorganixed her finances, baa sent her into all ,the money markets of tbe world in urgent qqest o f r loan, which is not forthcom ing, and has raised her taxes, even oo the necessaries ol.file, from 10 to £0 per cent. II such is tbe case in this minor emergency, what would it be in a really great war—say, for tbe conquest of British India? W hat we need to bear in mind is that the difierence between tbe army on paper and the army in the field ie prop- ably in any case from 20 to 80 per cent, and that, even with that reduction, tiie remainder represents tbe local potency of the army for home defence. When it comes to foreign service a further re duction must be made, considerable in any case,and increasing as the square of the distance from homo increases. The reduction for distance is less in Great Britain’s case than in any other be cause of her extensive colonial empire and her unmatched naval power. But erau in her csee it is large. What would it be in the case of a Continental Power, with inferior transport service and with many frontiers to guard? Of course, in a war between adjoining Pow ers nearly the whole strength of armies oould be employed, as was seen iu 1866 and 1870. But of all the legions that guard the Rhine, how many could Germany spare for the conquest ofBraxil or Argentina? Of the millions of whom we vaguely talk, how many thousands could Russia afford to send on a tiger hunt beyond the Roof of the W orld? For purposes of taxation upou tlie people, the statistics of military armaments may be accepted ns correct. But for purposes of actual warfare, and especially of war fare in foreign parts, they must be re garded with a large degree o f allowance. —New York Tribune. Bryan favored; ou the oilier hand, we claim no sovereignty in China, but sent oar Hag to protect tho lives o f Ameri cans.—Indianapolis Journal. Th« P lace and Fu nction C ollege. of the Hanall AGENT* WANTED— FOR “THE U F I AND Achievements of Admirsl U svey," the world's vreate*t naval hero Hy Murat Hal>te*d, tbe For further information inquire, lifelong friend and admirer of the nation'll idol. 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Street, Newberg, Or University o f Chicago m y attention Rute red u Meoud elan matter at the poaloAcs has been forcibly directed to tbe rela at Nkwbsr*. Oregon. D rn ^ a & M e d ic in e s , B o o k s & tion existing between great Universi B o o k le ts , F in e & F a n c y S ta tio n ties snd small colleges. That there is la more common than we may think, If Dr. H. J. Littlefield. Dr. H. A. Littlefield. e r y , S ch o o l B o o k s & S u p p lies. ' O ovirnor liter, by invitation o f lb * a (trained relation existing between we define gluttony as eating beyond the national republican committee will de these tw o classes in this section cannot body's need of sustenance and beyond the stomach's capacity for digestion and liver some campaign addresses in Ohio in be denied. It is very evident there is assimilation of food. That 1» a fair W ALL PAPE R. N e w e st P a t O c to b e r. Wh*ln our tall Sycamore fairly a strong tendency on tbe part o f the definition, and it fastens the name glut ai d unlintberr, Ohioans will find that there's larger institution aud especially on ton on many a person who would reaent te rn s a n d S tyles. Newberg, Oregon. the term as an insult. The fact of this more thau one “ Teddy” on deck. the part o f the state universities, to gluttony ia marked by it» consequences. I Solicita the patronage o f his old Indiana drive all denominational schools and The overloaded stomach becomes dis •mall institutions to the wall, and The Indianapolis Journal says that eased. The popular term for the condi crush them out o f existence. On tbe tion is " weak ” stomach. The " weak * the three meu in Indiana who have moat ! 2 0 7 M o r r is o n S t. other hand there Is a sturdy resistance stomach fails in furnishing adequate nu effectively assailed features of the Bryan trition for the body, and soon the " weak PORTLAND, OR. Office 2 doors west o? ¿ioore’s Drug store. and a determination to stand upon ness ” spreads from the stomach to other policy are democrat«— Maurice Thomp- 1st. street, Newberg, Oregon. merits, manifested by the denom ina Hon, ex-confederate; Colonel Denby, the tional institutions. This contest is no ° rf)i\Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery best posted man in tbe country on where more marked and sharp than in cures diseases of the stomach and other Eastern nffair*t.Capt*tn-W. E. English, organa of digestion sod nutrition. It the state o f Indiana. I Iiave been In- enables the perfect assimilation of food, of the old line ^ o c k of democracy, and orrued that Iu quite large sections of by which alone thejiealth and strength who served iii<fbe Cuban war. the state no teachers ir superintendents of the body ia mainlined. "Your medicine helped Ole «o much that I Office and Residence one block south of Dank r o f high schools will be em ployed e x cannot praise it too highly," writes Mrs. C. L of Newberg. I d Novcmbet 1890, the defeated apos " The cept from the State University or N orm Brooks, of Poland, Androscoggin Co- & A ret dose I took helped* roe. I cannot forget tle of free silvter issued tbe following al school graduates. This o f course how I kit when I took it; 1 was suffering every Have every thing you want in the with indigestion, sod my stomach was so D. P. Prise. statement. ‘ ¡Before tbe year 1900 ar O. L. Price. places a very high premium upon at thing bloated that it seemed as though it must burst. rives the evil effects of a gold standard My husband said he was going for the doctor, tendance o f the state Institutions. hat I said IT he would g-t m< s bottle of the PRICE & PRICE. w ill be even more evident tb*n they I am also luformed that there is an ‘ Golden Medical Dissoet** I would try that. had not taken it long whim I feU relieved, and now are, and ¡ ¿ » ‘people ‘.(hen' ready .Jo effort on the part o f denominational I have not had a loach, of indigestion or stomach demand an A ierica n financial policy colleges to counteract these strong ten trouble since I had been sick for four years, and 1ms . than four bottles cured ate. Some for the A m enta» people,--ssiU jo t * with Newberr, Oregon. dencies. W h at the final outcom e will people that knew me before I began to taka the (C. V. Bank Bldg.) ’ Golden Medical "Discovery • telT me that they ua in the imu^diate restoratioa o f tby be, perhaps, no one can predict as yet, ■ever saw such a Change In any one. sad they All legal work promptly and carefully attended free and unlimited coinage of sliver at also my thay don’t see how I can do inch Urge ;iven our immediato at- to. Collections gn but should the smaller colleges be able washings as I da sow, ukao I had not dooc a tention. tlie present ratio of 10 to 1.” If Bryan’s to stein these strong currents o f oppo washing foe so long.* 1900 speecli oj acceptance could have Dr. Pierce’* Pellets cure biliousness. sition they will give forth another ev i W all Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices. been read to him then tbe ebock might dence o f the law o f the survival o f the have been fatAl. Not even the most fittest, and strength, usefulness, and truthfully and rightly points out tlie A ls o a D u ll L in e o f n e w e s t C a rp e ts . A ll lin e s o f U n d e r t a k in g sanguine aoun) m oney: advocate would beauty usually follows tbe workings of ridiculous aituition which now exists G o o d s c o n s t a n t ly o u lia u d . have believed that Bryan lt(gpself would III is law. when there are as many as five years iiave so weakened in hljs^ftemand” in I can say for m yself that I am not between the requirements In the various four abort years. Mosal— Its fruitless to alurmed at the final outcome. I believe «mall colleges for the Bachelor degree. speculate on tbe democratic issue o f 1900, the smaller colleges are here to stay, It is almost a disgrace upon our eiluca and to work out iu tlie future, as they tional system when universities can A New and Complete Line of Fall Millinery. have in the post, the great problems o f point out the fact that so culled colleges If nnytbingis tiecomiug evident it is M I S S IF 1. X_i. B E L L , religious culture as well os those o f in are In existence which are annually that the democratic presidential can (Snccessor to Mrs. Lena J. Heiler.) tellectual attainment. didate is every day descending farther on grinding out their grists o f A . B's and 284 Grand Ave. or Hawthorne Ave., Heiler Pres. Harper, (w hose sympathy eer- B. 8 ’», with courses not even equivalent the plane of the common . demagogue, Bldg., Portland. Oregon. Take Oregon City or Woodstock car. taiuly Is with the larger universities) to those o f our good city high schools lie can’t utter a calm sentiment on any O u r in terests are all h ere, w e can n ot afford to m isrepresen t a n y a rticle to iny m ind treated these relations In a subject from the mere standpoint o f a i believe there is a great field, and a w h ich w e h a v e for sale. very fair way in three chapel talks re prosperous future for such institutions loyal, patriotic citizen, but be must in O A K T A N L E A T H E R U SE D O N L Y . C A R R IA G E T R IM M IN G . “ Meet Us on The Midway.” cently to tbe graduate college. It is as Pacific College, and I long for its ject a very odorous tincture of bis dem lie lrlug cheaper than anywhere else. Thunk you for your past patronage, will try very hard to merit a continuance of the same. not m y purpose here to give a synopsis friends to rally to its support in entliu agogy. Whegr asked .'tor a sentim ent The Event o f the Times. o f these talks, but simply to give some aiastic encourgement in the way of on labor day, lie wrote; “ The laborer o f my impressions upon this questiou furnishing students, if not able even to is wortiiy of bis hire. On this day, sot from what I have seen and heard here. do much for the institution in a flnan apart for the consideration o f tbe wage- First—The small denominational col cial way. Let us lie united iu making workers’ interests, let each one inquire lege must continue to throw about its it the beat institution possible under whether the man who toils enjoys a (air share of the proceeds of his labor, and if students, a strong, moral and religious the circumstanoes and our future will not, let him apply a remedy.” Tbe as well us intellectual atmosphere. be a blessing to our state, and to tlie laboring man will very emphatically Tlie faculties must be made up o f men young men and women w ho come un answer the Inquiry in November.that and women w ho teach from example der what we stand for, Christianity and tlie remedy ,-fl'n»'been working R cure as well as precept. It is not sufficient Culture. E d w i M M o b b u o n . -It Cures- every since 1890. And tbe remedy is’ nt for them to be in favor o f religion, but University of Chicago,* I am strongly they must be religious. nor has been Billy Bryan either. C n n c c r W a r t s , T u m o r s in th e F le s h o f M a n a n d B e a s t, C o rn s, impressed with the fact that a school B u n io n s ,S p r a in s a n d B r u is e s ,a n d Isa n E x c e lle n t L in im e n t The Bravery of Woman* will yet receive putronage w hich not f o r R h e u m a t is m , N e u r a lg ia , P le u r is y a n d a ll F a in s n n d Occupying many solid blocks, Was grandly shown by Mrs. John When Captain English, for years one only requires o f Its students the non Dowling o f Butler, Pa., in a three A c h e s o f th e B o d y . I t a ls o c u r e s F is tu la In H o rse s a u d r e taking in an entire street from o f the most prominent democrats of use o f profanity and tobacco, but also years’ struggle with a malignant atom- m o v e s E u lu r g e m e u t o n th e B o n e . curb to curb. Indiana, gave'out.notice the other day o f its faculty as well, (all schools do ’ ach trouble that caused distressing at- ol his repudiation Of the Bryanixed not require these thing« as yet). j lacks of'iiuusea and indigestion. All party he s a id « fs w plain things which This liniment was thoroughly tested by Dr. Wm. Ellis during thirty-five years practice o f S ecom llj— It does matter wliat may remedies failed to relieve her until she medicine, and in cases of Tumors, Cancer Warts, and all unnatural growths on Man leave a had <li*tc Ifi democrat to mouths. be said about the question, that us i tried F.lectrio Bitters. or Beast it has almost invariably taken the place of the Surgeon’s Knife. After taking it Its all the worse from the fact that he many boys and girls proportionally go tw o months, she wrote: , *‘I am now has always been recognised as a repre to the bad in country places ns in great wholly cured and can eat anything. K O I T O R I A L CIIM M KN T. T r y a lio ttle o f th is L in im e n t n n d i f y o u th in k it n o t w o r t h tlie sentative man of tlie party, and never of cities. The fact Is apparent that in the It Is truly u grand tonic for the w hole p r ic e p a id , r e tu r n th e b o t t le a n d g e t y o u r m on ey . Bryan’s former paramount issues tlie sore-head stripe of disappointed politicians. «T h e following la taken from were free trade and free silver. The great universities which have but little system as I gained in weight and feel Under the auspices of the Port For sale tit the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address, and even claim to Iiave but little con- i much stronger since using it.” It aids liis statement oi tlie case. “ I believe in third ia imperialism—and out. land Elks. SURPASSING in E . A . E L L IS , N ew berg*, O r e g o n . trid upon their students except during digestion, cures dyspepsia, Improves parties and fiave always teen a party M AGNITUDE and GRAND It is as hard to figure out a respectable ^ — — O nly 60c man. f believe in party organisation Cabinet for Bryan as it is to fix up a recitation periods, and ulso located near uppet|tei g ^ e s new life. EU R, ANYTHING OF THE and majority rule, and that under gener list of states by which he can be elected. great cities where nil forms o f evil and ' Guaranteed, at C. F. Moore & Co., KIND E V E R ATTEMPTED wickedness may lie seen, if not indulg al conditions tlie will and desire of the ON THE PACIFIC COAST. Krnpp’s latest gun shoots eighteen ed iu, It is not a proper place for our drugstore. individual shall give wqy to the collect miles, and this la one of the implements Something to remember up to The LEADING NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NEW SPAPER, thoroughly up to ive wisdom of the party majority, but iu that ought not to Ire sold to slippery boys and girls from Christian home«. AGENTS W A N TE D . W e can not yet dispense with the home the date of your heart failure. date, and always a stanch advocate and supporter of republican principles, a great exceptional crisis like tbe pres Sultans and half-civilised Emperors. where years o f care, training and N o c a p it a l n e ce ssa ry t o self o u r will contain the most reliable news of ent, when tlie honor of the country is T h e S t r e e t s o f C a i r o Col. Watterson said of Bryan on his shielding from the world are given our T ea s, C offees a n d S p ice s. at stake, its credit attacked, tbe glory of T h e O rien tal T h e a tr e visit to Keutucky in 1896; “ He Isa dis- children liefore they enter the arena o f THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. T h a C o r m a n v illa g e its Hag assailed and by,the open advo In every city and town In the states liooest dodger. He Is a daring advent life's conflicts. That is we can not yet T h e D a n c in g C irls cacy of tho principles of anarchy tbe Including discussions, correspondence and speeches ol the ablest political of Oregon nnd Washington outside of A n A ra b ia n P a g e a n t urer. Ha Is n political lakir.” Waiter- enst our children out upon the world in very existence of the republic endanger C r o w n i n g t h e Q u e e n leaders, brilliant editorials, reports from all sections of the land showing prog son’s first impressions are often valu infancy for them to care and shift far Portland. Ladies or young men who ed, |>arty fealty must give way to public havo two or three hours per day to R e x , K i n g o f t h e C a r n i v a l A t t e n d e d ress of the work, etc., etc., and will commend itself to the careful perusal of able.—Globe Democrat. themselves. N o more can we safely by H i s M a g n i f i c e n t C o u r t weal, and tlie party that arrays itself every thoughtful, intelligent voter who has the true interests of hia country at spare, will find selling our Teas, Coffees cast our boys and girls out into the against that which is politically honest, The great parade of the Elks and other heart. A study of Mr. Bryan’s late speeches great intellectual life of our great cen and spices pleasant work and they can honorable nftd'true must be opposed, let Published Monday. Pulished on Thursday emphasise the well known truth that it ters o f education, with all their con make big money for themselves. Write orders. The Italian Park and Fountain. Wednesday and Friday, and known for nearly sixty tlie consequences to tbe individual be Magnificent triumphal arch anil grand is in reality a fine, fresh, years in every part of the is easier to be critical then to becorrect. flicts and life’s forces to piny upon char for full particulars and catalogue free. what they may. • I love liber every-other-dny Daily, United 8tates as a Na Midway filled with wonderful attrac GREAT EASTERN TEA Co., —Gervsis Star. ’ »g the the latest latest news news on on tional Family Newspaper acter, until some degree o f maturity giving ty, I love equality of rights, and I love . of issiie, and cover 326 Washington St., Portland, Or. tions. Mining, Mercantile, Agriculture, of the highest class for has lieen attained and strength to with ing news of the other farmers and villagers. It justice, nnd when the party that I be Largest distributors of teas, coffees Horticulture and other induatral exhib three. It contains all contains all the most fin- There is a marked resumption of the stand temptation lias been acquired. long to is too cowardly to make a stand important foreign war ortant general news of its. The W om en’s Pavilion, designed and spices on tlie Pacific Coast. 100 democratic sympathy for the Porto and other cable newi Ç°H he D a il y t r i b u n e Third—W* still need In our educu- f >r th j right I leave it, and I leave it hy women, built by women and deco which appears in THE DAILY TRIBUNE of up to hour of going to press, has entertaining stores in successful operstion. Ricans. As s sympathetic organisation tiooal work the close contact and re same date, also Domestic and Foreign Corre reading for everv member ot fhe family, old for good.” rated hy women (or the exhibit of wom spondence, Short Stories, Elegant Half-tone and young, Market Reports which are ac the democretic party is a marked suc- lations existing between students and A W O M l K U r t ' L C l l l t I t o r D I A R K H I E A en’ s industrial work. The grain palace Illustrations, Humorous Items. Industrial In cepted as authority by lArmers and country i " i iaa ceaa—Immediately preceding an e lec teachers that oxlst as a rule in our formation. Fashion Notes. Agricultural Mat merchants, and is clean, up to date, Interest built ol Oregon and Washington grains ters and Comprehensive and Reliable Finan ing and instructive. M IL IT A IllpM ■ C X A U a j^ R A T R It. tion.— Milton Eagle. smaller colleges. Hod I the time and A Prominent Virginia Killlor Had Alraoat cial and Market reports. Given up, but was tiro unlit ltaek to Per and grasses. Tlie occurrences of last year have Regular subscription price $1 00 per year. space I could cite much evidence from Regular subscription price $1.50 per year. fect Health by Chamberlain's Colie, Music, Gayety nnd Fun. Night turned strongly furthered the suspicion that in Mr. Watterson does not like anti- experience aud observation during the We furnish it with THE GRAPHIC for Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy. into day. Lowes) rail and water rates We furnish it with THE GRAPHIC for aliour profwae.'telk o ff “ bloated arma imperitlism, opposes free silver and is past few weeks to disprove the state $2.00 per year. $1 50 per year. Read his editorial from the Times, ever given to Portland from all parts of J ments” and "m ilitary millions” con dead against denouncing the supreme ment recently made from high educa Hillslllle, Va. Send a!1 , orders to THE GR APH IC, Newberg, Ore. the Pacific Northwest. cerning tlie European States there U a court. These are only a few minor tional authority, that students In uni I suffered with diarrhoea for a long largo amount of exaggeration. There is points ol course. On all o( the real of versity Ufa come In closer contact with time and thought t was post being a vast ilifloreifdb UetweSn armaments on the platform he stands with his unim teachers than In college life. There is r cured. I had spent htnch time and paper and armaments in tbe field; be peachable party.— New York Press. still a place In the earlier education of money and suffered so much misery tween tbe UiepwtloaJ gatl.Mie practical • boy or girl at least fiir the pleasant ’ that I had almost decided to give up all jiotency of a military power. We- Inti If the voters coaid forget hiatery, re “ good m orning,” and the social recog- j hopes of recovery and^waij. the result, In tbo yearbooks the statemeut that a fuse to learn in the hard school of exper nltlon upon the streets and In other but noticing the advertisement of certain country haa an army of live ience, prefer promises to deeds, be will places on the part o f tlie teacher. We Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Di»- hundred thousand'men on a peace loot ing to take chanoes O n a wild experi- HAKES \ M HAKES certainly have not as yet passed a stage rrhoea Rented v and also aouie testiuion- ing and of two’ niiAion oft V w a r fooling. m ent and want another rhange there hH.6RÉMl fCm iOREd where it Is ueccssary for the professor ¡sis staling how soius wonderful cures In voluntarily,the mind pietdres an army wouId be some chance of the Nebraska j (0 foil to recognise and speak to hi* hail been wrought by this rem edy, I of five hundred thousand men constant candidate reaching the W liit« House.— students when he meets them upon the decided to try it. After taking a few ly ready for the cummsnd'ta charge or Statesman. | street, after having been iu his olnsece doses I was entirely well o f that trouble to fire, and one of lour times that sise _ for week*. At least it does not seem to aud I wish to say further to my renders similarly reed r a t a week’s notice.aud Tammy cate Ice, Clark draw, checks. on# ^ , vefy ^ w#y to llirllleilW) aud fellow sufferers that I aiu a hale all reedy toTlS burled against any loe in the Red Shirt, terrorise the n eg roe«. I , nd IIlouU, Uu. ,ife o f „ Uly by thu, and hearty mau 'odny and feel as well any part o f tbs world, ft is an impress other, would furl the flag Impfsed with tn>aUn( hlfMt , know tbat t£ ere as I ever did In my life.—O. H. Moore. ive and a portepttoOR picture. But wliat the Wood of heroe. like Liwton, and all w ld flicl nro rwwo, „ w hy o!uM Sold by C. F. Moore A Co., druggists. are tbe actual (acta a* revealed by ex tbi* In the holy ran», of Republic w e rolatlnna not „ Ut ln , r#at perience? ’ • in«. Satan rebuking .in is not In the „ „ „ t u t i o n o f le.rn in g. Hut m y pnrpeM R e a l E sta te. Great Britain affords the most obvious «lien it oumM to such monumental ie to show that such an atmnaphere Is teoco oo- The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you Inconsistency.—Ex. example. She irm st one of the great 215 arres. 100 arrea in cultivation, food not the kind ol an atmosphere to orchard and build iute. 3*% mile* from military Powers, i^ ia t'u e, resembling in know just what you arc taking when you take Grove's. Imitators ^ mou'ri the life o f a boy or girl. Hence . Newherf. In the Chohalem valley. Th* her smallness o f standing array a n d ' A* the silver crown of thorns stamp the need o f a small college. (I am laud if in food sfata of cultivation. 115 do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy lack of conscription the United States, eded the Chicago convention but failed glad lo say that m y teachers all speak arret tn timber and pasture. Terms their medicine it you knew what it contained. Grove’s contains easy. rattier than a (Continental Power, Yet to stampede ths country, so tlie golden to me when I meet them on the street, Either of above places for rent. with a population larger thou that o f crown o f imperialism will have no ter nnd that I am not speaking from any Irorr and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless 1*00 < France, with incomparably the most ex rors for ths people as longaa proof of Its grievance I have suffered here.) W acres, partly improved, house and form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the existence depends on the assertion of tlie tensive tranypqyt servioe the world has Isiatly— The college must do better barn, food ruuuiug water, two miles ever seen, A ^ w it h supposedly all but Nebraska prophet who said that the work If Its work Is to lie received as from Newberg. malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that unlimited wealth, she might be expected gold standard would starve everybody : university entrance credit. O— Moat of Grove’s IJ the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless fiOacre*. fiO in cultivation, two bouses to make a -formidable showing. W all; except the money changers aud the the grounds o f complaint on the part o f In good condition, one good barn, fences she has for nearly a year been at war money owners —Eugene Register. Chill Tomes arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows | the university as to inferior second- j tn good eondltioQ, fine orchard. Close with A handful of Dutch cowboys end ary training is perfectly just, and in or- I to ac'sool and fs»au>a««. Four n i l t i that Grove’s is superior to ¿all others in every respect. You farmers of South Africa. To cope-with from railroad. In al) renoua nona il may be itk r il if der for the small institutions tn m a in -1 For Exchange 180 acres of laud four , are not experimenting when you take Grove’s— its superiority them she has had lo make use o f every Mr. Bryan has macht*! Ilia *iMy atags tain a place, and sphere in the scheme miles from WatervtlU. Washington. available man, stripping her home gar j There ie reaeon to think eo whan ha de o f education they m utt com e to more and excellence having long been established. . Grove’s is the Will trade for town properly or small . riaona to tbe ilanger point, ami calling ; dares that if the American flag can not o f uniform ity In ooursee o f study, I farm in this vietutty. only Chill Cure sold throughout* the entire malari^ fC C U O Q i o f lor volunteers with every poaeihlwinducfo- be hantod down in the PhiFIpptne*, equipment* In science work, require 2150 i V meut and plea. 8be has In addition re- how can il ba hauled down In China? ment* for degrees, etc. Tbe university ' 90 «crea. «• ta cultivation, goo-1 build- whe United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, '50c« V I — G LU TTO N Y JOHN A. BECK, LITTLEFIELD BROTHERS, WATCHMAKER * JEWELER, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. E L M E R P . D I X O N C am era and K odaks; w ith a ll S u p p lies. DENTIST CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. wand.whoM.dw.toi.«pain.«<!•.*. B U R N IT U R B & U N D B R T A K IN G . Hollingsworth ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Co. House Furnishing Line, NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY ONE. Quality Tells, Price Sells. M IL L IN E R Y All of our Hand Made Harness Goods Guaranteed. F. X. McATEE, Opposite Postoffice. Great Street Fair and Carnival Dr, Wm. Ellis Liniment C u r e s C a n c e r i f a p p l i e d in t h e i r e a r ly S ta g e s, Portland, Oregon, Sept. 4 to 15,1900 The New-York Tribune NEW YORK TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE » » f f i C h ills J g t f p THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. A I \
