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events have shown th a t they reckoned too I m ade this y ear. H e may parude his
hopefully. B ryan's naoie ison too many stuffed bogies of “ im perialism ” and
tickets (nr him to enjoy the exclusiveness “ m ilita rism ” , an d herald th e approach
of a single issue. He lias apparently of an A m erican em peror; b u t unq u est­
ISSUED EVÏBY ITRIDA Y MORNING.
worked im perialism for all it is worth ionably iie has to pinch him self from
E. H . W o o d w a r d , E d it o r A P u b l i s h e r . and is now veered around to trusts, and tim e to tim e to lie assured th a t his
lias also fallen back upon ids old financial eloquence is real, not som nam bulistic.
W. C . W o o d w a r d , A s s o c ia t e E d it o r . issue again. H is vacillution and dem a­ As a p ro m in en t G erm an-A m ericau lead­
gogy, to gether with his financial h ere­ er iu In d ia n a said th e other day, liow-
FK IDA Y, OCTOBER 12, 1900.
sies, have caused a fatal despondency ever red Colonel B ryan m ay get in th e
among eastern dem ocrats, which indi­ face, h e know s a n d everyltody knows
B u tcrcd u .e c n n d c l u . m a tte r a t th e poatolHee cates th a t again Bryan will have to fight th a t if th ere were any danger of em pire,
at H ew bern, Or « so n .
w ithout tb e lr support, which m eans tru e A m ericans would be busily o rg an ­
another revere defeat. The Philadel­ izing a n d plotting in every back room
B arffdltM In O u r C lo th in g D e ­
D r y G o o d s D e p a r tm e n t.
A nother p sitlsa n assault which ended phia Record, a democratic journal which an d priv ate office, not beiug carried iu
B o o t a u d S b o e D e p a r tm e n t.
p a r tm e n t.
In th is p a rtic u la r lin e w e have c le an e d up
in bloodshed was made upon a republi­ wished to support him on the issue of excursion tra in s to bear “ im perialism ”
This is a positive fact that our
sev e ra l big e a s te rn Dry G oods H ouses, a ll of
550 M en’s O regoh al wool Cast-i- ¿ftp* a
can rally by an organized m ovem ent of im perialism , lias the following frank deuouuced iu p u b licb alls by candidates
*eA8oa’8 Goods, b u t som e of th e m b ein g
a n d C h ev io t S u its w ell w orth $10, S
Sboe
Trade has increased at such
7
4
8
o
nly
one
or
tw
o
pieces
of
a
k
in
d
anti
we
pur-
B ryan hoodlums in Chicago, Monday. and significant confession to make. for office or by p arty spellbinders, whose
o u r p ric e p e r s u it
*
chased th e sam e way below th e re g u la r p ric e ;
The popular idea U BI« —d io thé ^ 8 a m e in Y o u th ’s, s ite s from 12 to ^
a rapid pace that we had to enlarge
9 8
and w e are going to g iv e you th e benefit.
I t begins to look very much like G overn­ “ Although free silver is not practically p atriotism is rem u nerated a t so m uch
phrase, "tue art of sdM cfeéke,*
NOTE T H E PR IC ES—
o r Roosevelt was right when he said an issue, the candidate lias obstinately an h o u r.
our store.
And we now occupy a
the opinion that the chief enemies
2500 yds Dress Goods fancy m ixed ,
..... $2.98 solid
I u th e m outh of a born pbrusem aker has to defend himself fiera ere rk iU t C h ild re n ’s..
colors. S u itin g s a n d som e all
h e had discovered th a t th e param ount persisted in pushing it to the front, and
strictly
up
to
date Boot and Shod
wool S uitings w orth from 35to 50c; o u r O O p
G rade C assim erc fine tail- <XJ Q 7 Q
issue was a question of law an d order. there it will stay to the end of the cam ­ tike Colonel D ryati no political issue and external. But the real draraar e f o r H m ig a h d e e r M
en's S u its ...........................
I O p ric e p er y a r d ............................................
Store.
paign. ft is in vain to urge th a t the could appear w holly e x trav ag an t or fic­ every man is from minute end often in*
1800 yds all high G rade goods w orth Q O p
wO w
Fo llo w in g is a lis t of Boots a n d Shoe M an u ­
gold stan d ard is in no danger from tiie titious. In tru ste d to less skilled advo­ visible foes. In the sir t e breathe end rou.h-..................... $7.78 from 50c to 80c; o u r p ric e p e r y a rd
the water we drink ere m entisse minute
65 pieces D ress G oods m ost of it all
I t has been discovered th a t Croker exercise of Executive power o r from
fa c tu re rs w h ich a re sold a n d g u a ra n te e d by u s:
cates, its hollow ness becomes m ore organisms leagued against the health c i C h ild re n ’s .................. .......... ...........
a u d am ong th e a sso rtm e n t we
.... $3.87 h wool
H a n an Shoe C a , New Y ork; C. M. H en d erso n
is planning to “ colonize” a lot of voters hostile legislation, no m atter who may
av e a b o u t 15 pieces of fine L adies
pain fu lly a p p a re u t. A t Bedulia, Mo. the body.
A la rg e a sso rtm e n t of M en’s j«***
la n d * f / n
Shoe Co., C hicago; O regon C ity Shoes, T he
C loth, n o th in g le ss in th e lot th a n 75c
in New York C ity in th e interest of the occupy the ofllceof P resident. The feel­
Boy’s
C
asslm
e
re
a
n
d
M
ixed
The one defense againet these enemies
$3.50 up a n d som e of j t w o rth u p to $1.00; o u r 59c K rc p p e n d o rf D ittm an n fine L adies Shoes, T he
recently ex-V ice-Piesideut A dlal E.
S u its from ................ ..........
im m aculate democratic
chieftan on
K an sas Iro n C lad Shoes, H am ilto n B row n Shoe
ing of concern as to w hat would be the .Stevenson h ad th e m isfortune to be is to keep the blood pere. Dr. Pierce'S
A floe a ss o rtm e n t of M en’s, Boys and C h ild ­
2000 yds of all p lu sh es an d v e lv e ts in
Golden
Medical
Discovery
thoroughly
election day. This is a euphonius way re s u lto f M r. B ryan’s election can n o t be
re n 's Dress S u its a t p ric e s to s u it ev ery b o d y 's a il shades, w o rth u p to a $1.00; o u r 4 Q / i Co., 8t. Louis, B u ck in g h am <b Ile c t, San F r a n ­
In terru p ted iu the m iddle o fu n earnest purifies the blood, removing poiennene purse.
cisco, N ap a T an W aterproof Shoes. R ies &
of saying th a t Croker is preparing to dispelled. M ultitudes of voters, not
p u ric e p o e r yard
v a r d ............................................
speech by an untim ely dow npour, substances and accretions, w hen the
J u s t re c eiv ed a flue lin e of th e very n ew est H u tc h in g s, Boston, C ah u N ic k elsb u rg A Co.,
ru n in a sw arm of deadbeats, thugs and w ithstanding th e ir deep repugnance to
F
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r
n
is
h
in
g
G
o
o
d
s
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
blood
is
pure
there
is
no
hartioraga
for
Dress
Goods
n
a
m
e
ly
:
Z
tb
ilen
e,
Solid.
V
ida
S
an F ran cisco , Geo. E. K eith C am pbells.
ills hearers began to ruu for shelter.
scavengers, from Pennsylvania, V ir­
m ised , V e n etian , Z ibra, Golf, Zolas, a n d K ad en
M en’s a n d Boys e x tra heavy
Mr. McKinley's policy, fear to place ex­ To check th e ir flight th e ex-V ice-Presl- the germs of disease which find e lodg­ sw 500
at
p
o
p
u
la
r
prices.
eaters p la in a n d sa ilo r c o lla rs
4 0«*
R u b b e r B o o ts a n d S h o e s o f a ll
ing only when the blood Is impurs and
ginia and an y place else w heie they aie ecutive power in tiie hands of th e incor­
w orth as h ig h as 75c; p ric e e ac h ..
9 O b
d e n t rem arked senlentiously: “ Friends, corrupt.
n o t needed in th e same cause, and vote rigible cham pion of 10 to 1, whose doc­
280 M en’s P erc a le D ress s h irts
O Q p C lo a k a n d L a d ie s R e a d y M a d e to
t h e le a d in g m a k e s a t b ed
•
I
consider
y
e
ar
Ooldee
M
s
S
M
w orth 75c e ac h ; s ale p rice .............
enough of them on November 6, to car­ trin e it onlorcm*i would p l u n g e the count­ it i^eusy to get a new su it of clothes, one o t the beet medietnee mm A c
W ea r D ep a rtm en t.
but
It
will
u
o
t
be
so
easy
to
restore
the
e
arth
."
writes
M
r
V
m
.
Floater,
i
5
C
ases
of
M
en’s
E
x
tra
H
eavy
r o c k p r ic e s.
ry New York for Bryan. After th e ex­ ry into an abyss of financial ru in . • . - •
B albriggan a nd N a tu ra l wool S hirts
M ontgom ery Co., low s. ■ W hile I s
This is unquestionable that our
R epublic.” B ut th e Bedalia patriots west,
three years sgo, I got poison*
a n d D raw ers, re g u la r p ric e s 50, 60
am ple of a man of old, Bryan will “ wash
stock and prices are superior to auy
In the preseuce of all this it is not di fii- scattered all th e sam e, sensibly consid­ son Ivy. T he poiana settled In m t I
a n d 75c; o u r p ric e e a c h ......................
**
his hands of th e whole affair,” but will
horrore I suffered cannot W tom
320 M en’s an d Boys e x tra h eavy
house in the state.
We carry a
cult to account for the benum bing le th ­ erin g th a t w et clothes were a peril far the
I thought I would go ereey_ I tried ilUfc n n t a ll wool asso rte d colors w ell w orth
* 7 0 /*
thankfully take all such votes th a t old
very large assortment of Ladies
argy th a t has overtaken the Democratic m ore Im m in en t, m ore genuine and kind* of m edicine. Tried I f f tm iT oouturs. test $1.00; s ellin g p ric e e ac h ..................
•
■It the relief they could give m e mmt to m e sa m y
Croker can deliver—and
see th a t
225 e x tra la m b 's wool M en’s
Tailor made Suits for Ladies
lighter I th e n began ta k in g O r.
p a rty ."
m ore su b stan tial than any present pros­ pocket-book
Q O
R ichard loses nothing eith e r.
Pierce's C olden Medicai Dteooeery. Took to er S w eaters, p la in a u d sa ilo r collars,
and Misses, Jackets, Golf Capes,
pect of an A m erican em pire. T here is, bottle* w ithout relief. K ept taking H. I took w ell w orth $2.00; o u r p ric e .............
in all ten bottles and got e n tire ly cttSod.*
A la r g o a s s o r tm e n t o f M e n ’s Seal Plush and crushed plush,
P O L IT IC A L . P O I N T E R S .
indeed, no room in our politics to-day
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con­ a n d Boys* U n d e r w e a r a t a s to n ­ cloth, Misses Astracban for Ladies,
The Telegram labors heavily to show
“ Is the young m an, Bryan, safe?” in ­ for so shadow y and fantastic a rallying stipation.
aud Children at moderate prices.
th a t Gov. Roosevelt erred w hen he re­ quires tiie Dos Moines C apital. Not by cry as “ Republic against E m p ire!”
is h in g p r ic e s.
ferred to Lincoln as a m arty r, sacrific­ a large m ajority.
B oth A m erican hu m o r a n d com m on
in g himself in death, tiim ply because
AGENTS W ANTED.
sense revolt a ti ts shallow ness, and the
Tiie
Democratic
p
arty
may
not
kick
h e did n o t know definitely th a t he was
effects of th is revolt are now here more
tiie
bucket
this
year,
p
u
t
it
certainly
to be assassinated, Lincoln was a m ar­
clearly seen th a n In tiie labored and N o c a p it a l n ece ssa r y to s e ll o u r
ty r none the less. H e died for nobly th reaten s to give tiie fOil d in n er pail upologetlc tone w hich tiie D em ocratic
T e a s, C offees a n d S p ic e s.
sustaining th e N ation’s cause, fully re­ some very uncomfortable knocks.
Presidential can d idate has been driven
JACOBSON
C O .,
alising w hat th e consequences were like­
Evidently M r.T ow ne lias lost bis card to assum e since th e Kansus C ity p la t­
In every city and tow n In th e states
JVf
ly to be, and th a t is m artyrdom . The cliowing the itin erary of Gov. Roosevelt, form m akers burdened Idm w ith a ol Oregon and W ashington outside ol
“ school children and th e youth of the or else his feet have been found to be too “ p aram o u n t issue” ns im practicable as Portland. Ladies or young men who
co u n try ,” which th e Telegram wishes to ten d er for trail work.
Dr. II. J . L ittlefield .
Dr. H . A. L ittlefield .
it is depressing an d defensive.—New have two or three hours per day to
enlighton, will lose more by some mod­
spare, will fimisoiling o u r Teas, Coffees
The question still is: Does Bryan York T ribune.
ern exam ples before them of quibbling
and spices pleasant work and th e y can
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
know as mucii about im perialism in 1900
over and even d etracting from the
make big money lor them selves. W rite
as be knew about tlio gold standard in
Special
a
tte
n
tio
n
also
g
iv
en
to
diseases
of
th
e
A n t i - S a l o o n L e a g u e O r g a n iz e d .
lustre of honored names th a n by a too
for full particulars and catalogue free.
18D0?—Minneapolis Journal.
Newberg, Oregon.
generous snd whole-souled adm iration
CYC, CAR. NOSC ANO THROAT.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
GREAT EASTERN TEA Co.,
The union meeting held in tiie B aptist
Office ov er B ank of N ewberg.
T. C. P latt calls Choker a reprobate.
and love for our noblest and purest
326 W ashington S t., P ortland, Or.
church Tuesday evening for tiie purpose
Promptly Done.
Croker says P latt is a feeble old liar.
American heroes.
Largest distributors ol teas, coffees
of organizing in Newberg an anti-saloon
New Y ork’s bosses know each other
league was fairly attended, though many and spices on th e Pacific Coast. 100
pretty well.
Horseshoeing and General Black-
were absent Who would naturully be e x ­ stores in successful operation.
Four years ago P resident McKinley
Office 2 d o o rs w est of M oore’s D rug sto re.
A Nebraska man has been elected to pected to be present. The assembly
gave an address in Ohio to first voters,
smithing.
«
1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon.
WANTED— FOR "T H E LIKE AND
w hich now has even added significance u position on tiie executive com m ittee was called to order by Rev. J . F . Day, a c AOENTH
h ie v e m e n ts of A dm iral D ew ey,” th e w o rld ’»
in the light of recent political history. of the National Organization of Phono­ who spoke ot th e purposo ol the m eet g re a te st naval hero. By M urat H a lste a d , th e
n g frie n d and a d m ire r of th e n a tio n ’s idol.
His words should coine home very forci­ graph Companies. Strange to say it is ing, and called for the election of tem ­ lifelo
B iggest and best book; o v e r 500 pages, 8 x 10
porary officers. Moses Votaw was e le c t­ iu c h e a; u e a rly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s .
bly to the young man just tak in g upon not B ryan.—Omnlia Bee.
Only $1.50. Enorm ous d e m a n d . Big com m is A New a n d C om plete L ine of F all M illinery.
him self the responsibility of franchise,
O utfit free. C h an ce of a llfe tim e . W rite
One of the nmusing tilings of tho pres­ ed chairm au and Mrs. G. \V. C u lts sec­ sious.
q
u ic k . T he D ominion C om pany, 3rd floor Cax-
I M I I S S I F . .Li. B E L L ,
when he says, "S urely every young voter en t campaign is the statem ent m ade by retary .
ton Bldg., Chicago.
if
(Successor to Mrs. L ena J. H eiler.)
Rev. L. D. B arr was called on, and
who has his spurs yet fo w in; his career Mr. Bryan in th e Fort W ayne speech,
284 G ran d Ave. or H a w th o rn e Ave., H e ile r
to mnke; his fortune to build, will hesi­ th a t ills m ilitary experience had taught spoke of the purposes and need of the D. P. Price.
O. L. Price
Bldg., P o rtla n d . O regon. T ake O regon C ity
tate before he will give his ballot to a Him th a t the life of a soldier was a d a n ­ organization iu Newberg. He em pha­
o r W oodstock car.
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sized
Lite
fact
th
a
t
th
e
civic
conscience
party which seeks to create hostility be­ gerous une.
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 an a n d B e a s t , C orn s,
of tiie com m unity needs aw akening and
tween classes and sections; between th e
The vision of patronage plum s upon th a t if we keep o u r town clear of the
B u n io n s , S p r a in s a n d B r u is e s , a n d is a n E x c e lle n t L in im e n t
rich and th e poor; between the mechanic
fo 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 P a in s a n d
and the m anufacturer; between th e far­ which tiie democrats are gazing longing­ saloon we m ust be otgenized and pre­
Newberr, Oregon.
D EALER IN
A c h e s o f t h e B o d y . I t a ls o c u r e s F is t u la iu H o r se s And r e - '
(C. V. B ank B ldg.)
m er and the hanker. H e w ill cast his ly will be tu rn ed in November by (lie pared to fight it. He referred to the
w ork prom ptly a n d c a refu lly a tte n d e d
m o v e s E n la r g e m e n t on t h e B u u e .
ballot to continue th e equality of citizen­ magic of American votes into n picture fact th a t one of our cotincilnien said re­ All legal
D
r
u
g
s
&
M
e
d
ic
in
e
s
,
B
o
o
k
s
&
to. C ollections given o u r im m e d ia te a t ­
te n tio n .
cently th a t if he could get two more to
ship, of privilege, of opportunity, of of Bour grapes.—Sail Francisco Call.
B o o k le ts , F lu e & F a n c y S ta tio n *
possibility, w hich has been tlio boast of
c r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lie s. T h l. lin im e n t w .s th o ro u g h ly tM ted by Dr. W m. E llis d u rin g th ir ty live y e a r , p rs e tle e of
Some q u ain t hum orist lias started the stand with liini we would have a saloon
m e d ic in e, . n d In cases of T um ors. C an cer W arts, an d a ll u n n a tu ra l g ro w th s on Man
o ur cidxenship, and is the vory corner­ report th a t tiie Quakers arc stampeding now, nnd said th a t the purpose of tiie
o r B east it h as a lm o st In v a ria b ly ta k e n tb e place of th e S u rg eo n 's K nife.
stone upon w hich our free institutions to B ryan. I t would be a queer sight if league was to create a sentim ent th a t
W ALLPAPER.
N e w e s t P a t*
would
m
ake
it
impossible
for
such
a
re s t.”
a mail whose communication is yea,yea,
t e r n s a u d S ty le s .
T ry a b o t t le o f t h is L in im e n t a n d i f you t h in k it n o t w o r th t h e
and nay, nay, should try to pass a 45e man to hold office in our m unicipality.
p r ic e p a id , r e tu r n t h e b o tt le a n d g e t y o u r m o n e y .
A com m ittee on constitution and by­
The question now tiefore Oregon, sec­ dollar for 100c.—Globe Democrat.
law
s
was
appointed
as
follows:
J
.
C.
For sale a t th e D rug Stores in Newberg. W hen wanted by mail address,
ondary to politics ju st at present of
A braham Lincoln made millions of Lucas, L. D. Barr, li. M. W illiam s, Jos.
N o tic e T lte F o llo w in g ' O ffe rs o f
course, is, to be represen'ed or not to be
E . A . E L L IS , N e w b e r g , O r eg o n .
handed confederates subm it to tiie union Hull and Lizzie W hite. The com m ittee
Ite a l E s ta te .
represented a t the Pan-American Expo­
governm ent and to em ancipation “ w ith­ retired to make a hasty draft of p rin ­
No. 1 118 Ac 5 mi from Newberg $2500
sition to be held at Buffalo next year out th eir consent.” And th eir children
1400 K. A. M ORRIS, F re i.
“
The question will virtually be answered are glad lie did so. An ounce of fact is ciples, ns a working bnsis, and its report " 2 07 “ 3,'a
was accepted.
W hile they were out, " 3 00 " 4
1300
"
by th e state legislature which meets in
A. K. MILLS. V lee-Pres
more than a m ountain of maxim istic Prof. R. W. Kelsey was called upon,
MOSES VOTAW. C u h le r .
650
Jan u ary . We heur from tim e to time
“ 4 45 " 4
••
theory or rhetorical declam ation.— and made a ringing extem poraneous
The LEADING NATIONAL R EPU B LICA N N EW SPA PE R , thoroughly up to
3000
th a t w hat our state needs is increased
“ 5 255 “ 4
"
date, and always a stanch advocate and supporter of republican principles,
Brooklyn Eagle.
tem perance speech. Prof. Kelsey has “ 6 2 7 ^ “ 21*
1375
population, and an influx of capital to
“
will contain th e most reliable news of
r '
Pennsylvania and Iowa are tiie only good oratorical ability which lie uses “ 7 44 “ “
1000
open up and cultivate our vast resources.
11
900
And this is just right. But thequestion states left for C hairm an Jones to carry with effect in his speaking.
“ 8 16 “ “
“
N e w b e r g , O r.
A com m ittee on perm nnont organiza­ “ 9 16 " M
Including discussions, correspondence and speeches ol the ablest political
is, how are we going to get tlieae vital for B ryan. Hu has managed to get nil
“
550
leaders, b rilliant editorials, reports from all sections of tbe land showing prog­
250
necessaries started in our direction. the others and in order to expedite things tion, consisting of Rev. J . F. D ay, Prof. “ 12 6,q “ M
“
ress of th e work, etc., etc., and will com m end itself to th e careful perusal of
Compared witli some other western we suggest tlm t election day bo moved R. W. Kirk and Sam Jones, retired and “ 13 25 "
1250
“
700 O Z E L O T IST I Z E T D 1 Q 9 3 every thoughtful, intelligent voter who has th e true interests of his country a t
states, Oregon is an old state, but Home up to next Tuesday and th e afiair dis­ reported th e following named persons as “ 14 20 “ “
heart.
1000
way or o th er E astern people either h a re posed of as quickly as possible. If it is the officers of tiie league, w hich were “ 15 10 " 3
y r u i
P u b lish e d
M onday.
P u lish e d on T h u rsd a y
3000
W ednesday a n d F rid ay ,
Transacts a general banking N C W
not yet learned where Oregon is, or else all settled there is no neod of further de­ elected. President, R. W. K elsey; vice- " 16 95 “ “
an d know n for n e arly s ix ty
years in ev ery p a rt of th e
V
flD
lf
*s
in
retlUly
a
flDe’
fresh,
10000
lay.—Baltimore
A
merican.
president,
Frank
H
evelund;
secretary,
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17
800
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have not been impressed w ith a large
T U ltlV
e v try -o th er-d a y
Dally,
business.
U n ited States as a N a­
600
T D I Uf CC If I V 5ivinK the la te st new s on
tio n a l F am ily N ew spaper
Jen n ie K ennedy; treasurer, Moses Yo- " 18 10 “ 3
sense of h er possibilities. To be plain
I n r W C C I V L Y d ays of issue, a n d cover-
of th e h ig h e st class for
350
taw . Rev. H iram Gould was culled up­ “ 19 10 " “
IIilC
in g new s of th e o th e r
about it, we are a little slow in Oregon,
farm ers a n d v illag ers. I t
Foreign Exchange bought and T I D I f ID
A HOLLOW C A M PA IG N I S S t ll
lD U n C
th re e .
I t c o n ta in s all
c o n ta in s n il th e roost im ­
10000
on nnd spoke briefly.
" 25 347 “ “
and w hile some of our more am bitious
im
p
o
rta
n
t
fo
reig
n
w
ar
p
o rta n t g e n e ra l new s of
sold.
T hough sim ilar in m unv of th e ir
a n d o th e r cable new s
TH E
D a il y TR IBU N E
Before adjournm ent a paper was 400 acres river bottom land subdivided
titte r states have I wen g etting th e m ­
w h ic h a p p ea rs in TH E DAILY TR IBU N E of u p to h o u r of g o in g to press, h a s e n te rta in in g
aspects, tiie Presidential cam paign of passed around for signing ns m em bers of
into 10, 15 and 40 acre tracts.
sam e d a te , a lso D om estic a n d F oreign Corre re a d in g for ev erv m e m b e r o t fh e fam ily, old
selves before th e public gase, we have
Careful
attention
given
Collections.
IH1HI and th a t now in progresa offer sonto
spondence, S h o rt Stories, E leg a n t H alf-tone a n d young, M arket R ep o rts w h ic h a rc ac­
the league and th e m ajority present “ 20 House and lot in Newberg 175
been content to repose peacefully under
Illu stra tio n s , H u m orous Item s, In d u s tria l In ­ c ep ted as a u th o rity by fa rm e rs an d c o u n try
In structive contrasts. N ot th e least
fo rm atio n , F a sh io n N otes. A g ric u ltu ra l M at­ m e rc h a n ts, nnd is c le an , u p to d a te , in te re s t­
“
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200
affixed th eir names. Tiie m eeting a d ­ “ 21
th e moss covered roofs, oblivious to the
AGENTS W A N T E D -K O R "T H E U P E AND te rs an d C om prehensive a n d R eliab le F in a n ­ in g a n d in s tru c tiv e .
significant o f those is suggested by th e
jo
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225 A c h iev e m e n ts o f A d m ira l I>ewey,” th e w o rld 's c ia l a n d M arket reports.
journed to m eet again Tuesday evening
people and money passing by on the !
altered sp irit an d slackened vigor w hich
re*te«t u a v al h e ro By M urat H alstead , th e
R eg u lar s u b sc rip tio n p ric e $1.00 p e r year.
“
“
400: f ifelo
when final organisation will be effected « 23
R e g u la r s u b sc rip tio n p ric e $1.50 p er year.
other side. Very recently, however, a I
n g frie n d an d a d m ire r of th e n a tio n 's idol.
have m arked tiie D einoeiaticT 'opulist- and some plans for future work adopted. “ 24
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600 B iggest s n d b e st book; o v e r 500 pages, 8 x 10 We fu rn is h i t w ith T H E GRAPH IC for We fu rn is h i t w ith T H E G R A PH IC for
change haa been taking place, and we
in c h e s ; n e a rly 100 pages h a lfto n e tllu stra tio n a .
Silver R epublican c a n d id a te 's second
$ 2 .» p e r year.
$150 p e r year.
Over 100 choice locates! lots in th e h e a r t ; O nly $1.50. E n o rm o u s d e m a n d . Big com m is-
seem to be waking up to our needs, and
canvas. Four years ago Colonel Ilry-
■ioua. o u tfit free. C h an c e of a lifetim e. W rite
of the city of Newberg.
• desire th a t others may come and see
q u ic k . T he D om inion C om pauy, 3rd floor Cax-
nil's leadership challenged am azem ent,
S lep ,ieit I n t’.i l.lv * Coal*.
If you w ant to rilse chickens tak e a took | to u Bldg., C hicago.
th a t the h alf has noi been told ns regards
if not adm iration, through its aggression
“ W hen a child I burned my footj at my <*' acre lots.
th e undeveloped greatness of our state.
Its fervor, its fiery and u n y ield in g ra d ­ frig h tfu lly ,'’ writes W. H . Fanis, ol J Correspondence Solicited. Call on or
One of th e first lessons to learn is th a t
icalism. E x ploiting an issue w hich a p ­ JonM ville, V» , "w hich caused horrible
A ddress, y *
A . P . O liv e r ,
of vigorous and persistent ad v ertisin g .1
pealed to th e disco n ten ted , th e en v io u s leg sores for 30 years, b u t Rneklen’s A r­
Newberg, Oregon.
We m ust push ourselves before the
sn d th e Incapable of all classes, th e Neh- nica Salve wholly cured m e alter every­ gM T'Opposite Postofflce..
notice of people, if we would créalo,
rnska orator infused a sin ister v itality th in g else failed." Infallible for Borns, j
r rm m — g— RR— P1—
an interest. From th is standpoint i t '
in to th e Fusion cam paign of 1390 w hich Sralds, t ’uts. Sores, bruises Hiid Piles.
seems th a t Oregon could ill afford not
is likely to give It a unique plais* lu the Sold by C. F\ Moore A Co., 25c.
N o w h erg
being represented by a fino state ex h ib it
history o f Presidential contests As
a t th e Buffinlo exposition next year.
B enstor H ale Justly rem arked on th e
The very knowledge of the (act, among
stu m p th e o th er day In M aine, it was
EVERY THINO IR THE L W I OP
eestern people, th a t we lack th e public
tho personal d a sh a n d energy of this
sp irit and enterprise necessary to “ show
««H O R SE
«a*«
h ith erto nlMCure N ebraska |s>lltU-ian TMt It «*. M igul*.
ourselves” at this distinctly American
w hich, four years ago, w hen o th e r D em ­
ym «ssL
exposition, will work greatly against us,
ocratic leaders ad m itted them selves
*
as it ought to. Oregon is startin g tail
hopelessly tarnten on old issues, “ raised
Repairing Neatly Done. Give me
on a near road. fs>t her make an aus­
n new is-ue, compelled tiie R epublican*
a call.
picious Iwginitig of (lie tw entieth cen­
to acknow ledge it as tiie vital issue,
tury by presenting a w orthy, character! »•
und th en p recipitated p erhaps the most
tic exhibit at thegreat American expo­
dangerous (M u te s t th e tw o political par
sition which In some ways is to rival iu
The formula it plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
ties have k now n.’’
interest the Ug Clticago fair ot ’93.
But little o f th e spirit o f th e ISfHi cum
know juit what you are taking when you take Grove’». . Imitator*
puigu survives In Colonel ltry a u 's slu
do
not advertite their formula knowing that you would not buy
It seems that the history ol the rant- died platform effort* th is y ear to rvnd,
I«.
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BRITT.
B
r
r
a
lM
n
t
their
medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove'* contain*
th
e
issue
of
silver
luit
it
ion
a
a
l
t
»
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paign of 1890 it to he repeated in th a t of
« C. MILE*. V lee-Bres
K H WOODWARD. Secretary.
1900. For a few wceke after tho famous th e iuiagtiiaUnn of his lies refs wit
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportion* and is in a Tasteless
J. C. I OLCOKD, t's.h l.f.
“ crucifixion on the erase of gold" sprecli visions o f an “ in ip ertallzed” reputiti«
E«w,Ho*slly Istm rt.
W» wist yw t, lik ­
form.
The Iron act* as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
saddled
w
b
h
th
e
b
o
rd
é
is
of
"oitlli-
which captured the Chicago convention,
ing Fasten, for 1900.
Krik, i t «sc*.
democracy ran at high tide, and had the ism ” and subject to th e w him s o f o n ,.
malaria
out
of the *y*tem. Any reliable druggist 'will tell you that
■ r i x ’u i . r e x T R i i r r e i s r o n i m o .
It. 0 MILKS.
election heen held then th e contest would m an power To ph-atl a c u lts . * «
R « i« a r 4 R t c r v t t M a l» . A r b s F s i ^ a h c r ,
1 t : IO LC O K D
•» •w sw r J . C. » M R R p r, K hpn K. R r iO in l,
Grove's is the Origtmmt and .- that all other^ so-called Tasteless
have liven unpleasantly close. This ard o r am t persuasivettww, even a pn
H r . t S p r « c r r H l b . O r U t r T h a a M . H r i f .
K H. WOODWARIY
k i n k M w C W r w w r t k .W lw tk r w w C . r a e k s N .
» it r r i t t .
year, after Mr. B ryan's Indianapolis fessional oral r must eut t r u e It t i r
Chill Tonics are imitations. .An analysis^of othcrlchili. tonics show*
R I I » k l i p f l p r W I I p r « , 81 »IV« a n H a i k f l i
J. H n o rO L A S . JR
r* t* e « a r t ln m i. mm* wmmmr » rib a
lMrvrior».
“ paiam ount issue” speech, it scented some mensure of sin, s r tty a tti e v it i.
y
t
A w v r lf s a A O k i n .
that Grove's' i»( superior'Jto # all «other* jyn every' respect^ .You
th a t democracy m ight possibly In- re ­ I io n . a* d no test of 'olone! Itr\ m .
•1 ? ° " W B
A D P q p » »T o s c a -
are* not 'experimenting' when1 ^ou., 'take'' 'GroYe'jsK^iti^ superiority
" T k # N c l l s s s l N » f f M U e M will be te n t ftwa ( • H f { |i M ‘0 > n » N T S - L a d d A T tllon. Port-
juvenated. Many prom inent democrats faith In th e new “ p aram o u n t Isso,
tot two month*. aq .I continue«! ..ne m r at the regular
la n d . N a’. i o n r P a r k B ank. New York
eagerly grasped at im perialism , ss s conjured up at Kansas C ity cotti I
frtc+ ot $1 00 un n i otherwise ordered. Rem flnSr yon
and excellence having long' been <esab|uhcd. K Qrive’» is ^he
tvorUr two month* free by *rruling y war name at ottoa,
m etna of getting back in to th e party t ars conclusive tita n th e a l e r e i to t
su«l mentioning “ Special 190$ offer. ’
pnly .Chill Cure «old throughout the CQptc malarial jccuoai o f
o
f
indirection
an
d
calculation
w
hich
G ra n g e rs r!« itin C th e c ity a ra ik v .te d to eall a t j
thinking th a t the money question era«
*
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c o n cern I Of th e [
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