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t i i k t h u j a * HOKHK. j men and brethren, it certainly does not Mr. Rrysn in ths present campaign is seem to accord with the eternal verities basing his hopes upon a rejietition ol the , to throw the blame for it upon .Mark I8M.XD KVJCKY FRIDAY UUHXINU. strategy of the crafty Greeks before j flanua or upon the President’s Pbllip- Troy. It will be remembered they cap-j pine policy. Rut the other part of the fun Is per- E. II. W o o d w a r d , E ditor A P u b l is iiz r . lured the city by this device: They built a huge wooden horse, whose hollow in- haps better still. For, mark you , the W . C. W o o d w a r d , A ssociati : E dito r . terior was filled with armed tnen. They burden of the complaint is that Mr. then struck camp und retreated fo their Rryan was compelled, if he wanted to F R ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 28, 1900. ships. The Trojans, seeing this move, travel on that Democratic railroad, to do believed the siege had been abandoned, so in an ofdinary car. This horny Eutered ts second-elm» mutter »t the poetoBlce and, issuing from the city, took posses handed son of toil, this plain man of the at Newberg, Oregon. sion of the Greek camp. The wooden people, this advocate of Jeffersonian slm- horse they brought inside the city in tri-j plicity, this indexible ioe of fuss and Is more common tho* we may think, If define gluttony as eating beyond th« It is not six weeks until election, and umphasa votive offering to the gods, flummery, was actully compelled to id of sustenance and beyond ■ That night the men concealed within merge from the sequestered recesses of a body’» need — . no sign of a political B|*ech yet! It he- 1 L • . . „ , , _ ... the stomach’s capacity for digestion and . coach and to ride in a plain That it a fair gini to look like the country’s being sav it issued forth, opened the gates to ed would depend upon the local spell Greeks waiting outside and Troy waa everyday car along with oilier people.; definition, and it fastens the name glut- llow utterly revolting! If it had been ton on many a person who would resent captured. binders this time. Imperialism is tho wooden horse of Mark Hanna, now, or that wicked and - the term as an insult. The fact of this gluttony is marked by its consequences. Mr. Bryan’s campaign. Should he suc haughty imperialist William McKinley, ) The overloaded stomach becomes dis An exchange gets the gist of the mat ceed in reaching the Presidency by its it would have been alright. 'I heir feel eased. The popular term for the condi ter when it says that if there were any means, a Democratic house ef represen ings would not have been jarred in the tion is " weak ” stomach. The " weak * danger of empire there would he no tatives would be elected at the same time slightest. But that this unassuming stomach fails in furnishing adequate nu trition fcr the body, and soon the ” weak democratic, republican, populist or pro and such changes be made in the politi Democrat, tlie combined reincarnation ness ” spreads from the stomach to other hibition party. Tariff, whisky and every cal complexion of the states that two of Cinunnatus, Thomas Jefferson and organs. thing else would ho forgotton and the years after the senate would also be Dem Solon Chase, should be compelled to | Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery entire nation would rise as one man cures diseases of the stomach and other ocratic. Then wo would have free sil jostle elbows witli bis fellow citizens and organs of digestion and nutrition. It and put It down. ver, free trude, and all tbe other evils ride " in an ordinary car” with other enables the perfect assimilation of food, with which Democracy has threatened people—at thought of that the mind re by which alone the health and strength coils and the heart sickens.—New York of the body is maintained. When a democratic editor falls back tho nation for years. "Your medicine helped me eo much that I Four years ago Mr. Bryan made tho Tribune. cannot praise it too highly," write* Mr*. C. L. upon a warmed over harangue ol the Brooks, of Poland, Audroacoggiu Co., M*. "Tht "infamous bargain with the Sultan ol following statement on the stump: first dose I took helped toe. I cannot forget how t felt whan I took It; I was suffering every C U K H A LK M CENTER. 8ulu," Cor editorial matter he throws it •‘The Democratic party has begun a war thing with indigestion, and my stomach was ta that it seemed as though it must burst. out that he is in hard lines for cam of extermination against the gold stand J. W. Slater is moving to Newberg bloated My husband said he was geinfi for the doctor, paign material. The boy orator’s “ cru ard. We ask no quarter; we give no for the winter. but I said if he wouid get me a bottle of the 'Golden £CXica> Dtacovery' I would cifixion upon the cross of gold” may bo quarter. We shall prosecute our warfare relieved, end J. M. Atkinson attended tbe state I had not taken it long when I felt re|le until there is not an American citizen i w . n l rui lie s .. have uot had a touch of indigestion or stomach fair tbe past week. trpuble since. I had been sick for four yearn, that dares to advocato the gold stand NEWBERG GRAPHIC. Fall and Winter Store News at R. JACOBSOK & CO.’S GLUTTONY The Democrats will find that the in citing of a fresh insurrection in the Philippines, resulting in the butchery of more of the boys in blue, will not prove very successful as a campaign issue among loyal Americans. The Ameri can people have not been in the habit of paying a premium on treachery in the rear. Anti-imporialists who are trying to conjure in Abraham Lincoln’s name for get that for four bloody years he waged war on rebels in arms to compel their unconditional surrender without refer ence to the consent of the governed. President McKinley is doing precisely wbat President Lincoln did, only, in stead of trying, ns did Lincoln, to bring into subjection to our government a race of men as competent as ourselves to establish an enlightened government, President McKinley is bringing under the sway ol an enlightened, benign and magimninious government n race of semi-savages who have never had a gov- erernment of tlieir own, and who ns a people have not the slightest conception of self-government. The consent of the governed argument applies more strong ly to President Lincoln than it does to President McKinley, yet it did not pre vent Mr. Lincoln from performing bis constitutional duty.— Indianapolis Jour nal. ard.” He lias made no such radical statement on the stump this year, but it will be remembered that be declured be would refuse the nomination of the Kan sas City convention unless the free sil ver plank was inserted in the platform, which was done; that the platforms of the other two parties whose nominee lie is, contain a radical free silver plank. It is clear, then, that Mr. Bryan and these three parties all stand committed, if placed In power, to enact such legisla tion. As President McKinley says, "Othor issues may be paramount, but this is immediate.” It is the real danger to the republic. Imperialism means noth ing. It is a mere sham, intended to alarm voters who do not see that it means just the same tiling as expansion meant when wo purchased Louisiana or acquired Florida, or annexod Texas, or obtained the vast area from Mexico. Every foreign-born voter should be shown that there is no possibility, un der our form of government, of thccstab- lishment of a military system on the linesoi Germany, or Eunice, or Russia. Has tiie Republican party shown itself unpatriotic, or unmindful of the wulfare of the people in the past? At the close of tlie civil war the United States govern ment hod almost a million men under arms. Within three months this mighty army of volunteers was disbanded, tho men had returned to the avocations of peace, and only the regular army re mained to proserve order in the lute re bellious states. Here was a time when the Republican pnny could have established a military system on the European plan, bud it been so minded. We had a quarter of a million men in tlie field when the war with Spain ended. They woro returned to tlieir homes as rapidly as possiblo, and the great volun- teet army became a tiling of ttie past. What justification has Mr. Bryan, or any other Democratic orator for the at rocious cliargo that it is Republican polioy to establish such a military sys tem? There is none whatever. No American voter who lias intelligence enough to mark his ballot can fail to see, if lie will consider tbe matter, that Mr. Bryan’s imperialism is a mere bugaboo. The real danger is from free silver. Every man who cast Ids ballot against that fallacy in 1890 should line up solid ly against it this year. Every young voter, just entering upon the active work of life, should join tho forces of sound money to prevent a businesacrash that will bring hard times to the coun try nnd perchance injure him in busi ness or prospects. last the voters of the United States tuko warning by tlie folly of tho Trojans of long ago. Imperialism is the wooden horse. lost us not bring it within the citadel of power at Wash ington, because free silver will enter with it, and bring ruin upon the country.— Toledo Blade. Miss Ruby Htater came home from Portland recently. Miss Harriet Atkinson is with an aunt in Portland. visiting and less than four bottles cured me. Some people that knew me before I began to take the 'Golden Medical Discovery Discovery' telf i me that they ______ Medical ________ _____ _ 1 In never aaw such __ a change ) any one, and they also m y they don’t *ee ho« I can do such large washings as I do now, wBen I had not done a washing for so long.” Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness. Miss Mabel Paulsen hag moved to Newberg again fo attend college. The Salvation Army artist wrote on a Miss Bessio Chose lias returned to her bill board in flaming letters a foot high: A pat position at the Hazeltines in Portland. “ What shall I do to be saved?” ent medicine fiend happened along and \V. R. Carter Is bustling around tack seeing a chanco to make a hit, answered ing up notices o f a school meeting and the question by painting beneath the getting ready to leave for Tlie Dalles following advice: "Take Carter’s L it where he is to attend the wedding o f a tle Liver Pills.” Bye-and-bye the holy relative living there. paint stinger, observing the sacriligious Mr. nnd Mrs. ffm . Lawrence are work of the worldly advertiser, proceed moving to tlie Chas. Hadley farm near ed to place a third H do on the board di Dayton. They will be missed in the rectly beneath tlie second one, inscrib Christian Endeavor work here and by ing: “ And Prepare to Meet Thy God.” a large circle of friends. Chester, little son o f E. C. A rm strong, while playing around in the Churchill fruit dryer the other day fell down the elevator, eight feet. H e was badly shaken up and stunned but was fortuuate uot to break any bones. XYZ. A Powder Mill Explosion. Removes everything in sight; so do drastic mineral pills, but both are m ighty dangerous. N o need to dyna mite your body when Dr. K in g ’s New L ife Pills do the work so easily and per fectly. Cures Headache, Constipation. Only 25 cents ut C. F. Moore A Co., drugstore. B a r g a in s 1 » O u r C lo t h in g p a rt m en t. D e- D r y G o o d s D e p a r tm e n t. In this particular line we have cleaned up several big eastern Dry Goods Houses, all of MO Men’s Oregon all wool I'asst- this neason’s Goods, but some of them being aud Cheviot Suits well worth |10, ouly one or two pieces of a kind and we pur | our price per suit ...................... chased the same way below the regular price; Same In Youth's, sixes from 12 to aud w e are going to give you the benefit. ' » ............................... NOTE TIIE PRICES— 2)00 yds Dress Goods fancy mixed, Children's..................................... solid colors, Suitiugs ami some all wool 8uitings worth from 35to 50c; our Higher Grade Caa.lmcre flue tail price per yard .......... ..................... * or made Men's Suits..................... 1800 yds all high Grade goods worth from 50c to 80c; our price per yard ... Youth's........................................ 05 pieces Dress Goods most of it all wool and among the assortment wo Children's ......................... have about 15 pieces of fine Ladles A large assortment of Men's and Cloth, nothing less in the lot than 75c Roy's Cassimere end Mixed <DQ K A and some of it worth up to >1.00; our Suits from ..................... t J > O .D U U p price per yard. .................................. A due assortment of Men's, Roys and Child 2000 yds of all plushes aud velvets in ren's Dress Suits at prices to suit everybody’s all shades, worth up to a $ 1 . 00 ; our purse. price per yard................................... Just received a fine line oi the very newest F u r n is h in g G o o d s D e p a r t m e n t Dress Goods namely: Zlbileue, Solid, Vida raised, Venetian, Zibra, Golf, Zolas, and Raden 500 Men's and Roys extra heavy at popular prices. sweaters plain and sailor collars worth as high as 75c: price each C lo a k a n d L a d ie s K e a d y M a d e to 280 Men'a Percale Dress shirts worth 75c each; sale price............ W e a r D e p a rtm e n t. 5 Cases ol Men’s Extra Heavy Balbriggan and Natural wool Slilrls This is unquestionable that our and Drawers, regular prices 50, 00 stock and prices are superior to auy and 75c; our price each........ ..... 820 Men's aud Boys extra heavy house in the state. We carry a all wool assorted colors well worth very large assortment of Ladies 11.00; selling price each ........... 225 extra lamb's wool Men’s Tailor made Suits for Ladies Hweatera, plain aud sailor collars, aud Misses, Jackets, Golf Capes, well worth $2.00; our price........... $7.48 $5.98 $2.98 $8.78 $7.78 $3.87 23c 38c 59c 38c B o o t a n d S lio e D e p a r t m e n t . This is a positive fact that our Shoe Trade has increased at such a rapid pace that we had to enlarge our store. And we now occupy a strictly up to date Boot and Shoe Store. Following is a list of Boots and 8hoe Manu facturers which are sold aud guaranteed by us: Hauan Shoe Co., New York; C. M. Heudersou Shoe Co., Chicago; Oregon City Shoes, The Kreppendorf Dittmauu fine Ladies Shoes, The Kansas Iron Clad Shoes, Hamilton Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, Buckingham Sc Hect, 8au Fran* cisco, Nap a Tan Waterproof Shoes, Kies A Hutchings, Boston, Cahn Nickelsburg A Co., San Francisco, Geo. E. Keith Campbells. R u b b e r B o o ts n nd S h oes o f a ll t b e le a d in g m a k e s a t b e d 38c 39c 39c 79c r o c k p ric e s . Notice- -Our store will be closed Monday, Sept. 24, until 6 p. m. Also Wednesday, Oct. 3, un til 6 p. m. $1.23 crushed plush, A la r g e a s s o r tm e n t o f M e n ’s Seal Plush and a n d llo y s * U n d e r w e a r a t a s to n cloth, Misses Astrachan for Ladies, and Children at moderate prices. is h in g p ric e s . C ALL AND SEE TJS BEFORE YOU L A Y IN YO UR FA LL S U PP LY AS W E HAVE SOME ASTONISHING BARGAINS. H J A .C O B S O N CO„ M c M in n v ille , Or, Ings, feuces and orchard. Seven miles from Newberg. For further information inquire, S tater Sc B utt , Newberg, Oregon. Dr. H. J. Littlefield. Dr. H. A. Littlefield. LITTLEFIELD BROTHERS, PHYSICIANS & SURCEONS. Newberg, Oregon. AOENT8 WANTED— FOR “ THE LIFE AND Achievements of Admiral Dewey,” the world's greatest naval hero By Murat Halstead, the lifelong friend and admirerof the nation's idol. Biggest and best book ; over 500 pages, 8 x 10 Inches ; nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations. Only $1.50. Enormous demand. Big commis sion«. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion Company, 3rd floor Cax- ton Bldg., Chicago. ROY GARDNER Carriage and Wagon Builders. Repairing, Painting and Trimming ELM ER P. D IX O N Promptly Done. D EN TIST Horseshoeing and General Black- Office 2 doors west of Moore’s Drug store. 1st. street, Newberg, Oregon. smithing. Dr. Wm, Ellis Liniment Real Kslate Transfers. Reported by the Yamhill Co. Abstract Coat Me- MiunvUle, Oregon, for the week ending Announcements* Sept. '22, 1900. James M. Pugh, Manager, O & C R R Co to R L Booth 80 FRIENDS CIIURCII. a in sec 33 t4r7..................... $ 200 00 Sunday school at 10 a. ra. Preaching --------- It Cures--------- Richard J Bullock to Ada Blood A New and Complete Line of Fall Millinery. 40 a in sec 10 t2s4.................. 25 00 at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. C a n c e r W a r t s , T u m o r s in t b e F le s h o f M a n a n d B e a s t, C o rn s , intermediate “ - 5:30 1 C W Converse to Ada Blood 40 M I S S 3T. Jh. B E L L , B u n io n s , S p r a in s a n d B ru is e s , a n d is a n e x c e l l e n t L i n i m e n t Y.P.S.C.E. “ - - 6:30 " a in sec 10 t2r4..................... 1 00 (Successor to Mrs. Lena J. Ileiler.) f o r R h e u m a tis m , N e u r a lg ia , P le u r is y a n d a ll P a in s a n d Prayer meeting on Wednesday even 284 Grand Ave. or Hawthorne Ave., Ileiler Willamette Pulp A Paper Co to A c h e s o f tb e B od y. I t a ls o c u re s F is t u la in H o r s e s a n d r e The following is Bryan’s lugubrious ing. Bldg., Portland. Oregon. Take Oregon City A J Hewitt 4.48 a iu sec 22 m o v e s E n la r g e m e n t on t h e B o n e . prophecy ol 1890: or Woodbtock car. Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 M r3....................................... 27 00 “ I I M c K i n l e y nil J the R epublican p. in. Harold W Strong to Willamette Parly are successful and put in power Junior Endeavor society meets Sun This liniment was thoroughly tested by Dr. Wm. Ellis during thirty-five years practice o f Pulp <b Paper Co 100 a in sec medicine, and in cases of Tumors, Cancer Warts, and all unnatural growths on Man for the next four years, wages will be 35 t4r3 .................................. 650 00 day afternoon at 3 o’clock. or Beast it has almost invariably taken the place of the Surgeon’s Knife. decreased, hard times will come upon L e v i D. B a r k , Pastor. W E Howard to C M Skoels It 4 DEALER IN us, and over the land the price of wheat hlk 13 Hurley <b Larges add to T r y a b o t t le o f th is L in im e n t a n d i f y o u t h in k i t n o t w o r t h t h e will go down and the price of gold will Newberg................................ 2000 00 b a p t is t . D r u g s & M e d ic in e s , B o o k s & p r ic e p a id , r e t u r n t h e b o t t le a n d g e t y o u r m o n ey . go up; mortgages on our homes will be Timothy Goodrich A wf to F L Even- B o o k le ts , F in e & F a n c y S t a t io n Preaching Sunday morning, foreclosed by the money lenders; shops Trullingcr it 1 blk 1 North ing service 7:30. e r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lies. For sale at the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address, and (aotorics will closo. We will export Yamhill ............................... 200 00 Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’s E. A . E L L IS , N e w b e rg , O rego n . no goods and we will import from foreign Fred I, Trulllnger to A K Mc meeting at 6 :30. J. F. D a y , Pastor. W A L L P A P E R . N e w e s t P a t - lauds all tho goods we use; thus will Kern It 1 blk 1 North te r n s a n d S ty les. ruin, want and misorv be with us.” Y a m h illl.............................. 125 00 M. E. CIICRCH. It this is uot unougli to make the dem Sevilla A Poling to Evangelical Sunday school at 10 a. m., preaching ocralic Josa a subject of general ridi church its 2 3 blk 63 LaFay- at 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra. Class meeting The LE AD IN G N A TIO N A L R E PU B LIC AN N EW SPAPER, thoroughly up to cule among thinking people, his shibbo- ette........................................ 400 00 at 12 in. R ev . S am uel S. n y d e k , Pastor. date, and always n stanch advocate and supporter of republican principles, Isthof 1900 should certainly suffice. It is. George R Kinyon A wf to Nan will contain tbe most reliable news of "Today we are engaged in a contro nie Pugh Its l 2 blk 29 Oak To tbe Deaf. versy which will determine whether Paik McM............................. 30 00 A rich lady cured of her Deafness and we are to have a republic in which the Patrick Gaffney to Maliaia Co Including discussions, correspondence and speeches of the ablest political Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’s F. A. MORRIS, Fres. government derives its just powers from sine blk 6 Fir Grove sub to leaders, brilliant editorials, reports from all sections of the land showing prog A. R. MILLS, Vice-Pres. Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to the consent of the governed, or an empire MOSES VOTAW, Cashier. ress of the work, etc., etc., and will commend itself to the careful perusal of McM ..................................... 100 00 his institute, so that deaf people unable every thoughtful, intelligent voter who has the true interests of bis country at in which brute force is the only rccoguix It I, Bewley A w f to O P Mc to procure the Ear Drums may have heart. cd source ol power. - - • When such an Laughlin Its In Sheridan....... 800 00 them fiee. Address No. 10013. The Published Monday. Pulished on Thursday issue is raised there can be only two Henry Buell A wf to Mary E Wednesday and Friday, and known for nearly sixty Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue is in reality a fine, fresh, years in every part of the parlies— the party, whatever its name Wood Its 3 4 blk 8 Faulconers every-other-day Daily, United States as a Na New York, U. S. A. may be, which believes in a republic, N e w b o r g , O r. ig the latest news on tional Family Newspaper add to Sheridan.................... 300 00 . of issue, and cover of the highest class for and a party, whatever its nume, which George Dorsey A wf to Jose P ing news of the other farmers and villagers. It three. It contains all contains all the most im AG ENTS W ANTED . believes ill an empire.” Dorsey 100 a in oec 21 22 torS.. 1000 00 important foreign war portant general news of O Z E L O T 1ST I Z I I E D 1 8 9 3 Of the two samples of Bryanocracy and other cable news D a IL Y TRIBUNE O N Denny A w f to II W Hoyt THE which appears in THE DAILY TRIBUNE of up to hour of going to press, has entertaining the second is tho worse. The first N o c a p it a l n e c e s s a ry to s e ll o u r nSi It 1 Chehalem Orchard same date, also Domestic and Foreign Corre reading for everv member ot fhe family, old Short Stories, Elegant Half-tone and young. Market Reports which are ac shows only gross ignorance, while the T e a s , C o lfe e s an d S p ices. Transacts a general banking spondence, H om es.................................. 1200 00 Illustrations, Humorous Items, Industrial In cepted as authority by farmers and country second reveals not so much iguorauce as formation, Fashion Notes. Agricultural Mat merchants, and is clean, up to date, interest T J iScroggin and w f Isaao Amy business. ters and Comprehensive and Reliable Finan ing and instructive. contemptible demagogy. I d every city and town in tho states 100 a in sec 28 t 2 s r 7 w ....... 200 00 cial and Market reports. Regular subscription price $1.00 per year. of Oregon and Washington outside of Isauc Amy to Lucinda and L A Regular subscription price $1.50 per year. Foreign Exchange bought and I Portland. Ladies or young men who Am y 160 a in sec 28 16 s r 7 We furnish it with THE GRAPHIC for We furnish it with THE GRAPHIC for Imparlaltetle Traveling. sold. VKOM T IIK FR O NT A N D FROM T H E $2.00 per year. $1 50 per year. w ....................................... 1 00 * have two or three hours per day to ■tF.AK. W H O 01)011 T TO KNOWT One of tlie funniest tilings in this spare, will find selling our Teas, Coffees R L Sabiu and w f to G Sowers “ The Republican party today isrespon- Presidential campaign is the wild out Careful attention given Collections. Its hi 1-aFayette ............. .. 30 00 and spices pleasant work nnd they can aible for every drop of blood drawn from burst of walling ami gnashing of teeth make big money for themselves. W rite John W Shelton and w f to Ja an American soldier in tho 1‘hilippine because Coloucl Bryan was not permit for full particulars nnd catalogue free. cob Wortman and w f 462 32 islands, or drawn by an American sol ted to hitch Ills privato palace car to a a in Zebedee Shelton die t 3 G R E AT EASTERN TEA Co., dier. There never was any occasion lor certain limited train on a west Virginia a r 4 w ................................. 11000 00 326 Washington St., Portland, Or. war in the Philippine Islands If tho Rep railroad, but had to leave tli.it select and Largest distributors of teas, coffees ublican party had dealt with the Filipi exclusive vehicle and travel in an orJl- Geo F Naylor to W m II Ger- rish land in sec 3 t 2 s r 4 w. 105 00 and spices on tlie Pacific Coast. 100 nos according to American princi nary Pullman couch. A tremendous ado stores in successful operation. ples.” — William Jennings Bryan In his was instantly raised about It by his zeal Barnli Bodle to Eliza Bell Bo- MAKES \ * MAKES dle Id in Peter Smith die t 3 night speech at Indianapolis, Aug ous press agonta, and it was made to fllLORÉ'4! ■ c H ll0 R E rt a r 4 w ................................... 510 00 AGENTS W ANTED-FOR ''TIIK U FK AND ust 8. '“ ADULTS# ■ anoADULTS appear tlist tlie episode was another act nehievemeuts of Admiral Dewey,” the world's as fat as J a * S FAT AS " I wish to God that this whole Phil in tho harrowing tragedy of “ crucifying Eliza Bell Bodle to M J Griffin reatest naval hero. Bv Murat Halstead, the pic sky Id in Peter Smith die t 3 » r 4 f I....................................................... I felon* friend and admirer of the nation’s Idol. ippine situation could be knowu by tlie people upon a cross of gold.” For, Biggest and best book : over 500 paces. 8 x 10 w ........................................... 600 00 t Inches; everyone in America as I know it. If of course, it was tbe work of a Republi nearly 100 pages halftone Illustrations. | Only $1.50. Knormous demand. Big commis the real history, Inspiration and condi can trust. It wav probably directly It O Jones and wf to J E War sions. Outfit free Chance of a lifetime. Write ren 7 Its In blk 2 Watts add I quick. The Domluiou Company, 3rd floor Cax- tions of this insurrection, and tho influ ordered by Mark Hanna himself. It I to Am ity ............................ 105 00 , lon Bldg.. Chicago. ences, local and external, that now en was, so to speak, one of tbe tentacles of courage the enemy, as well as ttie actual a monopolistic octopus that seized the Clow Dougin* nnd w f to T> M Metzger 100 a I u »eo 28 t 5 s r possibilities of these islands and people private car in its hideous grasp, switched Beal Kstate. 7 w ........................................ 875 00 and their relations to this great East it upon a sidetrack and compelled the $< .000 GO- 215 acres, 100 acres In cultivation, good could he understood at home, we would champion of the people to ride "In an Alice R Beeler to Martha F Ralston 2 Its Iu Morgau's add The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you orchard and buildings. 3V$ miles from hear no more talk of unjust "shooting ordinary car.” Newberg. in the Chehalem valley. Ths to Bherldan ........................ GOO 00 of government” iuto the Filipinos or of Now, the fun of tho thing is twofold. know just what you are taking when you take Grove’s. * Imitators laud is iu good state of cultivation. 115 hauling down our flag in the Philippines. In the first placo, it turns out that the C E Bryan and w f to John acres in timber aud pasture. Terms do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy l'auiler 2 Its in blk 62 l.afuy- easy. " I f the so-called anti imperialists railroad In question is what may be call *t:e........................................ 350 00; Either of above places for rent. their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove’s contains would honestly ascertain the truth on ed a Democratic road. It is chiefly own D S Holman and w f to D A um oo~ the ground, and not in distant America, ed and managed, that is to say, liy Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless L Goflrler 303.75 i in 1) 8 52 acres, partly improved, house and they, whom I believe to bo tioneal men stanch and loyal Democrats who, it ia to barn, good running water, two miles Holman plo t 5 s r 5 w ........ 8150 00 form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the ^Quinine drives the misinformed , would be convinced of tbe lie assumed, will vole for the man w hose from Newberg. It L Bewley and w f to Perry error of tbeir statements and conclusions private car they ho unfeelingly kidetraek- malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Meltza 271 a in t 6 s r 6 w ___ 6000 00 i * » oo- and of tbe unfortunate effect of tlieir ed til view of that fact the Republican » acre*. 60 in cultivation, two houses Geo W Perkins and w f to Em Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless publications here. If I am shot by a octopus seems to be— witli apologies to in food condition, one good barn, fences ma Hembree 51.70 a In t 3 s r Filipino bullet, it might as well come Boyle Roche—a horse o f another color. iu food condition, fine orchard. Close Chill T o n ic s arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows 1 » ......................................... 1 00 to school and pcslotBce. Four miles from oncof my own men, lieranse I know It really will not do,yon know, to assume 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, M IL L IN E R Y C. F . M O O R E , C am era and K odaks The New-York Tribune w ith all Supplies. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. NEW YORK T R I-W EEK LY C V he ,*,e8t news on TRIBUNE NEW YORK W EEKLY TRIBUNE Send all orders to THE GRAPHIC, Newberg, Ore. f o t ^ h' lls<r g ? THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. from observation ronflrin.il by captured prisoners, that the continuance of the fighting is chiefly due to reports that are sent out by Americans.” —General Lawton, written a few days before his death. from railroad. MAURIAOK I.IrKXSKS. that every trust Is a Republican insti For Exchange—160 acres of land four I V i » Baxter 27 to C IV Converse 23. ^ tution • else where would Brother Bob’s miles from Watervllle, Washington. Olive Branson 23 to V F Breeding 25. Ice Trust be? And if Democratic rail WllUrude for towu property or amall Mrs. Martha Wingat 50 to Henry W road magnates see fit, for business or any farm in this vicinity. other reason, to deny a favor to their , Kramer 40. 21k) 00- own candidate for tbe Presidency, w h y ,1 Or* PeLa*Utuutt ‘20 to B F Miugc» 2 a . I * aero#, 60 la cultivation, good buiM- I j that Grove's is superior, to 4 ajl others in every respect. You are not experimenting when you take Grove’s— its superiority and excellence having long been established. . Grove’s is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial tecUQOi o f ihi; U n ited States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c.
