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F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 20, 1000.
Kuiered as aemnd c l» « » matter at tlie po.totttce
at New berg, Oregon.
A lo n g suffering public may be for
given a weary »m ile when liryan ac
cuses tlie repubiicuua of being all
things to all men.
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Mr. Bryan says, “ The party stands
where it did in 1896 on the money ques
tion.” If then the money question, or
the free ellver side of it, is a dead issue,
as we would bo made to believe by good
democrats, some interesting inferences
can be drawn as to the “ standing” of
the democratic party in tlie present cam
paign.
man-Ainerican publication in tlie coun policies and lie cannot find them a-
try, tlie New York ¡Staats Zeitung, and uiong the old line democrats. f-'uch of
in anti-expansion journal, is very repre these as are supporting him do not
sentative of the character of the German agree with all the principles lie stands
defection: - “ We consider a Itepublicjii for.
Mr. Bryan has said that lie has made
victory less dungerous for tlie welfare of
the Nation than the election of William no promises to Croker or any one else
J. Bryan. It would have been possible in regard to cabinet positions. But
to overlook many of the weaknesses of everybody must understand that if .
the Democratic candidate if he had elected he could not Ignore C'roier, par
Blood firmly upon the ground he took in ticularly if he should get tlie electoral
his speed) of acceptance in Indianapolis. , vote of New York. The demands of the
But after lie has shown, in his formal Tammany boss would have to be con-
letter of acceptance and in numerous sidered and at least In part complied
speeches delivered since then, that he with, and we may be sure they would
has not learned, cannot and will not not be modest demands,
learn anything in regard to the financial
Tlie fact that Mr. Bryan would have
question, that his ignorance and lack of ’ to select such men for bis counselors
perception in this direction are incur- may well command tiie serious consid-
able, lie must be considered the greater ; cration of conservative citizens. Who
danger. His election would undoubted- that is rational would entrust thecredit,
ly produce a w i le.pread disturbance of honor aud welfare of the country to
present economic
conditions, from | Croker, Tillman and Altgeld?—Omaha
which hardly anybody would escape, ; Bee.
and which would subject the large part
of the American people to severe suffer
L A r A I K T T K IT K M 8 .
ing.”
C. G. Christenson who was on the
Newton farm has moved to Amity.
TALL CORN
d o e s n 't com e b y a ccid en t A
fe r tile « o il and c lrc fu l cu ltfra-
lio n are necessary
J (o produce
the tow
ow erin g ateu
stems and heavy
ear 9.
V et the fanner w h o under*
stands that be can't have a
h ealth y corn crop w ithout
fe e d in g and weeding, aeema
to think that he can have a
h ea lth y body without eith er
care or culture. But the body
is b u ilt up just aa the corn is,
b y the assimilation o f the
several chemical sletnenta an
w h ich vita lity depends. A n d
w hat w eeds are to the com ,
diseases o f the stomach
n u tritive systems arc to _ _
b o d y ; th ey divert the oecea-
•a ry food to p p ly from the
p ro p er
channels, and
the
b o d y becom es lean, bickly
and ill-nourished.
T h e proper digestion and
assim ilation o f food is a p ri
m ary essential o f health. By
htralin# diseases o f the stom
ach and organs o f digestion and
j nu tritiou, Dr. P ie rce’ s G olden
M e d ic a l D iscovery increases
the d ige stive and assim ilative
l pow ers, stimulates the action
Of the btood m aking glands,
and sends,to every organ o f the
b o d y the rich red-corpuscled
blo od on which ph ysical v ig o r
and v ita lity depend.
" I took two bottles o f Doctor
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov
ery, for Stomach trouble ,n writes
Clarence Carnes, Esq., o f Taylors*
towi*, Loudoun Co., Va. " f t did
me so much good that I didn’t
take any more. I can eat most
anything now.
I ara so well
pleased with it I hardly know how
to thank you for your Itind infor
mation. I tried a whole lot of
things* before I wrote to you.
There was a gentleman told me
about your medicine, how it had
cured his wifs. J thooght I would
try a bottle o f it. Am now glad
that I did. for I don’t know what
I would have done if it had not
beeu for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med
ical Discovery.»»
Dr. P ie rce’s Pleasant P ellets
regulate the b o w els and cure
constipation.
to
Fall and Winter
Store News at
R. JACOBSON & CO.’S
B a r g a in s in O u r C lo th in g
p artm en t.
D e
D r y G oods D e p a rtm e n t.
B oot a n d Shoe D e p a rtm e n t.
This is a positive fact that our
Shoe Trade has increased at such
a rapid pace that we had to eularge
our store. And we now occupy a
strictly up to date Boot and Shoe
23c Store.
In this particular line we have cleaned up
several big eastern Dry Goods Houses, all of
M0 Men's Oregon at. wool Cnsvl-
thi> season's Goodie but some o f them being
and Cheviot Sails w ell worth »10,
A Q
only one or two pieces o f a kiud aud we pur
our price per s u i t .......................
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chased the same way below the regular price;
^B sm e in Youth’s,sizes from l i to
g g
aud w c are going to g iv e you the benefit.
NOTE T IIE PRICES—
2500 yds Dress Goods fancy mixed,
C hildren's............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
solid colors, Suitings and some all
wool Suitings worth from 35 to 50c; our
H igher Grade Castiraere flue tail- <DQ
price per y a r d ....................................
or made Mea n Suits. ..
<PO* l O
1S00 yds all high Grade goods worth
from 50c to 80c; our price per yard
Y ou th 's .........................................
65 pieces Dress Goods most of it all
wool and among the assortmeut we
C hildren's .....................................
have about 15 pieces o f flue Ladies
A large assortment of M en’s and
Cloth, nothing less in the lot than 75c
B oy’» (Jitssimere and M ixed O Q K A
»ud some o f it worth up to |1.00; our
Suits from ........................ 3 > O . O U U p
price per yard.......................................
A in e assortment o f Men's, Boys and C hild
2000 yds o f all plushes and ve lve t« in
ren's Dress Suits at prices to suit every b od y ’s all shades, worth up to a $1.00; our
purse.
price per y a rd ......................................
Just received a fine line of the very newest
F u r n is h in g G o o d s D e p a rtm e n t Dress
Goods namely:
Zibilene, 8olid, Vida
raised, Venetian, Zibra, Golf, Zolas, and Kadeu
500 Men's snd Boys extra heavy
at popular prices.
sweater* plain aud sailor collars
worth as high as 75c; price each .
O O U
C lo a k anti L a d le s H e a d y M a d e to
2H0 Men’s Percale Dress shirts
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worth 75c each; sale price
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W e a r D e p a rtm e n t.
5 Cases of Men’s Extra Heavy
Balbrlggau aud Natural wool Shirts
and Drawers, regular prices 50, 60
O Q a
aud 75c; our price each. ...............
320 Men’s and Boys extra heavy
all wool assorted colors w ell worth
7 Q r»
|1.00; selling price each ..............
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225 extra lamb’s wool Men’s
Sweaters, plain aud sailor collars, Q 1 O O
w ell worth $2.0U; our p r i c e ...........
$2-98
38c
$7.78
$3.87
59c
38c
Follow ing I , a lltt o f Boots snd Shoe Mhntf-
facturers which are «old and guaranteed by aa;
Hanan Shoe Co., N ew Y ork ; C. M. Nenderaon
Shoe Co., Chicago: Oregon City Shoes, The
Kreppeudorf Dittmann flue Ladies Shoes, The
Kansas Iron Clad Shoe», Hamilton Brown Shoe
Co., St. Louis, Buckingham & Hect, San Fran
cisco, Nap a Tan Waterproof Shoes. R ie . A
Hutching». Boston, Cahn Nickelsburg 3k Co.,
San Franeiico, Geo. E. Keith Campbells.
T I I K I I A L H O F C U S TO M .
Mr. Calavan, the liveryman, has mov
There nre somo thousands o f excel ed into the Carpenter property on Mam
Republicans need no better argument
lent Democrats who will vote for Mr. street.
il (toil which to base their demands for Bryun this fall because they have “ got
H lib b e r B unts a n d Shoes o f a ll
A. R. Burbank is very low witli little
tlie control of the Philippine*, Ilian to used to him .” They will not vote for
the le a d in g m a k e s a t bed
point to what lias been done in Cuba
chance of recovery, ho being partially
liitu because they have made a logical
under President M cKinley’s adminis
paralized.
ro ck prices.
amilysis—so far as such a thing is pos
tration. Order has been brought out of
sible—of Ills curiously comp! icated
Peter Olds lias rented the Coltard hop
chaos, industries have been started, ethics; tiiey will not vote for him be yard oil tlio hill, of Frank Fenton for
p u b lic im p r o v e m e n t s have b e e n made,
cause tfiat Bryaulsui, us a rejuvenating three yours.
municipal reforms instituted, and the
abstraction, is tlie one tiling that will
A man from Clackamas county has
spirit of Americanism is abroad in tlie
save this Western world from damna
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bought the Dell place on Piety flllt and
island. Tlie government is eelf-support-
tion and eclipse. But they wifi vote
has moved here.
ing, and, characteristic of republican
A la r g e a sso rtm en t o f M e n ’s
for him, and they will do it because ho
administration, there is a surplus in the
a n d Hoys* U n d e r w e a r a t a sto n
The
welcome
rains
have
come
and
the
is no longer an object o f unqualified ter
is h in g prices.
treasury.
ror to them. They will take him as a farmers are once more happy turning
tiie
soil
and
sowing
fall
grain.
matter o f course. They will take him |
AGENTS W ANTED .
Many democratic orators and w riters somewhat as an uncomplaining farmer
Mr. Latighlin, a brother of our black
try hard lo convince themselves as well would take a blight or a long drouth— smith, lias bought Mrs. Weaver's prop
N o c a p ita l necessary to Hell o u r
as their hearers and readers that "free us u part of the Great Plan.
erty near tiie Evangelical church.
T e a s, Coffees a n d S p ices.
It is much easier to vote than it is to
silver is a dead issue;as dead as the slav
Henry Newton who moved over into
ery question.” They cannot get around think, and ills fur more restful to yield to
I p every city and town in the states
tlie fact however that the big fight in tliestititle magnetism ol a good old word Washington a year or more ago has
of Oregon nnd Washington outside of
tlie Kansas City Convention was made like Democrat ttian it is to dedicate moved hack to his farm at St. Joe.
on tills very issuo and that tlie free silver a few “ seseionsofsweet, silent thought”
We have another barber now. A Mr. Portland. Ladies or young men who
Dr. H. J. Littlefield.
Dr. II. A. Littlefield.
forces come out victorious. If then, free to find out wliut that word means as it Oshorno of Tillamook is located on Main have two or three hours per day to
spare, will find selling our Teas, Coffees
silver is dead, tlie whole democratic plat is used to-day in tlio United Ktates o f i street and is giving good satisfaction.
form is dead. But freo silver is not dead, America. No honest man would eu-
,
, , „ nnd spices pleasant work and they can
John Wall of Carlton lias moved here make big money for themselves. Write
and tlio laboring man, to gether with courage any illusions in regard to the
Special attention also given to diseases o f the
and is occupying tlie Uncle Jim John for full particulars and catalogue free.
(he business man, will show liy bis vote simplicity o f such an undertaking, but
Newberg, Oregon.
son house near tlie Methodist church.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TH R O AT.
G
REAT
EASTERN
TEA
Co.,
on Novemlier 0 that tie knows that it is ono might venture to wisli that some of
Office over Bank o f Newberg.
The steamer Bonita is making regular
326 Washington St., Portland, Or
ills pacific fellow countrymen would at
not demi.
Largest distributors of teas, coffees
least put to themselves tlie question of trips to McMinnville now, there being
the immortal Congressman wiio did plenty of water above tlie locks for largo and spices on tlie Pacific Coast. 100
Elcciion forcasts are uiwuys Interes'-
stores in successful operation.
not know where ho was " a t ” They steamboats.
ing, if not always reliable, and those of
Office 2 doors west o f Moore’s Drug store.
are not silver men, they are “ not exact
Sam
Ewing
hns
moved
on
a
farm
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
tbiscaropaign are uocxception. Neither
AGENTS WANTED— FOR "T H E L IF E AND
ly unti-iinparialists;” they are just neat' Scio, having sold his land near
tlie official forecasts o f republicans or
achievem ents o f Admiral D ew ey." the w orld'»
Democrats. They do not show specific here, uiso his residence property in town greatest naval hero. By Marat Halstead, the
democrats nre to be taken very serious
g friend aud admirer of the nation's idol.
symtouiH of even the most remote forms to a Mr. Geeou who is receutly from ; lifelon
Biggest and best book; o ver .100 pages, 8 x 10
ly us they uro highly colored to influ
inches; nearly '.00 pages halftone Illustrations.
o f Bryunistic unrest: they do not seem Nebraska.
ence votes, but when It comes to those
Only »1.10, Enormous demand. Big comm it A New and Complete Line of Fall M illinery.
to be more than casually restless over
Outfit free. Chanee of »life tim e . Write
sinus. Oil
o f the largo Independent new-papers
The
political
campaign
is
very
quiet
quick.
The Dominion Company, 3rd floor Cax-
M I S S
I F 1. JLi. B E L L ,
uuy filing. Murjorio Fleming would
ton Bldg., Chicago.
like the Now York Herald, tlio ease
(Successor to Mrs. Lena J. Ileile r.)
suy that they aro moro tliuu usually here this year. The fusionista have a-
is different. That journal for years has
284 Grand Avo. or Hawthorne Av^., H eiler
calm. They did not voto for Mr. B ry bout given it up that Bryan is in the D. P. Price.
O. L. Price
Bldg., Portland. Oregon. Take Oregon City
lieen very successful in its presidential
soup
again
nnd
tlio
republicans
think
so
an in 1890, for ho was n novelty then
or Woodstock ear.
forecasts, and for that reason the re
and they were afraid o f him; but they too, so Utero is little room for any ar
sult o f the careful cun vow which it has
C a n c e r W a r t s , T u m o rs in tlie F le sh o f M a n a n d B e a s t, C orns,
will voto for him in 1900, for he is no gument.
heeu making lias been eagerly looked
P osey .
B u n io n s ,S p r a in s a n d B ru ise s, a n d is a n K x c c lle u t L in im e n t
longer a novelty and they uro no longer
for. It gives President M cKinley 281
fo r K lieu n iatism , N e u r a lg ia , P le u ris y a n d a ll P a in s a n d
afraid of him. Custom lias so staled his
NewberT,
Oregon.
and Bryan 100 votes in the electoral
D EALER IN
A c h e s o f the B o d y .
I t also cu res F is tu la in M orses a n d re
(C. V. Hank Bldg.)
infinito monotony that he does not
log.
S te p p e d In to L i v e C o a ls .
college. As tlio forecast is the resu’ t of
A ll legal work promptly rjandcare
and carefully attended
m
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la rg e m e n t on th e B on e.
seem to them to be half so dungerous us
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"W hen a child I burned uiy foot
tentigli
bo list’d to bo.
B ooklets, F lu e & F a n c y S ta tio n
can vns mads, and Is In lino wltfi tlie
frightfully,” writes W . H . Eads, of
They aro willing to confess that Mr.
ery, School B o o k s & Supplies. This linim en t was thoroughly tested by Dr. Win. Ellis during thirty-five years practice of
result o f the great majority of Independ
Jone8ville, Va , “ which caused horrible
medicine, and in ease« of Tumors, Cancer Warts, and all unnatural growths on Man
Bryan lias a few peculiar attributes
leg sores for 30 years, hut Buckieu’s A r
ent forecasts, the figures may ho look
or Beast it has almost invariably taken the place of the Surgeon’s K n ife.
that are not wholly admirable, und
W A L L P A PKK.
N ew est P a t
ed upon ns very strongly prophetic.
nica Halvo wholly cured me alter every
somo o f them w ill say that they have
thing else failed.” Infallible for Burns,
tern s a n d Styles.
T ry n b o ttle o f th is L in im e n t n nd i f you th in k it not w o rth th e
occasional suggestions ol something liku
Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Piles.
p ric e p aid , re tu rn the bo ttle a n d g e t y o u r money.
Ex-prealilent Clcvt'lunJ, to whom tlie doubt us to the alleged Infallibility of
Sold liy C. I1
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Round money democrats have bei n look Ills prophetic genius. They have
For sale at the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address,
ing for u sign, says lie cannot express an heard that he can read tlio future as
N o tice T h e F o llo w in g O ffe rs o f
E. A . E L L I S , N e w b e r g , O re g o n .
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opinion of tlio political situation any well as an ordinary man can read a
H e a l Estate.
better than the way lie sized it up bo- newspaper, and a few of them may
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fore tlie last campaign. Ami ns his ex have heurd that his persistent associa
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tenders it for tho necessaries of tho may uot he true o f Mr. Bryan? I f so
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and known for nearly sixty
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is In reality a fine, fresh,
humble homo. I will not behove that slight a task as that ol painting Bibleal
years in every part of the
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farmers and villagers. It
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It contains all
Huticlion schemes that, however cloaked, thu results of trying to decorate tlie
contains all the most im
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mean disuster and confusion, nor that zenith with all sorts of pictorial fables
and other cable news
400 acres river bottom land subdivided
THE D aily tribune
which appears in TH E D A IL Y TRIBU NE of up to hour o f going to press, has entertaining
they will consent by undermining tho that will not stick? And who is to
into 10, 15 and 40 acre tracts.
same date, also Domestic and Foreign Corre- reading for everv member ot fhe fam ily, old
pondcnce, Short Stories, Elegant Half-tone and young, Market Reports which are ac
foundation of safe currency to endanger wonder that Mr Bryan should he im
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of their Government.”
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naval hero
By Murat Halstead, the
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logies which democratic o'oqucnco lias ent Democrats. It Is Just as oasy to lie proven that remedy to he a prompt and Over 100 choice located lots in tho heart Only
s ions Outfit free. Chance of a lifetim e. W rite!
consistent
ns
it
Is
to
lie
incredulous.
certain
cure
for
colds.
It
w
ill
ol
the
city
of
Newberg.
quick- The Dominion Company, 3»-«i floor Cax
been paying to Lincoln In tliisrnmpnign,
And therelore they will vote. They cure a cold in a day If taken as soon ns I f you want to raise chickens take a look ton Bldg., Chicago.
and then turning to tlie records of 1861,
at my L. acre lots.
an atnent n\inde<l person could easily be will not know precisely what they nre tlie cold is contraeteti aud before il has
excused for rubbing his eyes, or pinch voting for, hut they will not be annoy settled in the system, fcioltl by C. F. Correspondence Solicited. Call on or
Moore A Co Druggists.
A d d re s s ,
A . P . O liv e r,
ing himself to see if he was not the sub ed by a little dlacrcpnnax like tliut
They
have
relaxed
themselves
into
a
Newberg, Oregon.
ject of an hallucination. Ho can come
Opposite Postoflioe.
nearer sympathizing than ever before Ht.«tcoftutfllc"tualcu|>tlvilv that has de-
T o C u r i A C o l«l In O n * Dl»jr
with tlie man in "booking Backward,” veloped by degrees Into a condition that
A ll
who had some trouble in determining his! »orders on politic.) Nirvana, anti Nir* a,,,*,,,,, reluud the money If it tall» to care.
K.
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signature
is
on
each
box.
ate.
status as given in tlie calendar. The.c va,m U
,f " ot
Four
is certainly nothing wrong in the dem- \*°'M
,mv* bot'n K|vt’" to thwu f” r
ocrats lauding Lincoln, and we have no ‘ he attainment of tho Individual nega-
E V E R Y T H IN C IN T H E L IN E O F
quarrel with them on that ground, n .it!
H,u, ,l,e*
lo lmve " » P r‘*v -
This is unquestionable that our
stock and prices are superior to any
bouse iu the state. We carry a
very large assortment of Ladies
Tailor made Suits for Ladies
and Misses, Jackets, Golf Capes,
Seal Plush and crushed plush,
cloth, Misses Astrachan for Ladies,
aud Children at moderate prices.
C A LL AND SEE US BEFORE YOU L A Y IN YO U R F A L L S U P P L Y A S
W E H AV E SOME ASTONISHING BARG AINS.
li. J A C O B S O N <£ C O .,
McMinnville, Or,
DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
ROY GARDNER
LITTLEFIELD BROTHERS,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
ELM Ell P. DIXON
DENTIST
^ M ILLINERY
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
Promptly Done.
Horseshoeing and General Black-
smithing.
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
Cures Cancer i f applied In their early
Stases •
PR IC E & PR IC E.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
-It Cures-
C. F. MOORE,
EVERYBODY!
THIS MEANS YOU.
Camera and Kodaks
with all Supplies.
The New-York Tribune
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
1893
Transacts a general banking
business.
Foreign Exchange bought and
sold.
Careful attention given Collections.
NEW
YORK
TRI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
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NEW
YORK
WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
Send all orders to THE G RAPH IC, Newberg, Ore.
N ew b erg
Harness Shop•
YOU MUST ACT AT ONCE
It does’ nt set so well for thorn to assume ! e(l ever* hourof '»! “ ,ey >'!‘ vo * u1
Hltxhomsiy tllultntsd.
This I, on# Magazine
Illustrated.
a monopoly in that line and pretend
» r Bryan and they are going to do
Origins! Drawing».
Drawing».
you want.
bo bona fide political decendents o f Ids, I ,,a',r *>'•»>. *«».! they seen, to be content
considering their sttitude toward him c‘l
There U ft « " » “ * * » * ,n
when he was at the helm in the nation’ s “ * "* *°
Th*
rlouw Lord
greatest crisis. Just lor Instance, see n-vro" " r,“ e “ f!m’ ou, P0*™
a
the following, reproduced fro,,, a „tibli- I mi‘ " ,,mt « ,,t m’
lo
* °*P “ V#
that lie regained Ili» freedom witli u
cation of 1864 in a representative dem-
ocatic organ. “ If Ahraham Lincoln is sigh.—Now York Tribune.
re-elected President tlie Ulwrlies of the
people are gone forever. Military despot
s it :. I I H V A N 'S C O l'H S M I.O K ».
ism will rule. There will be no liberty
Mr. Hoar says that if Mr, Bryan
o f speech or press. Anarchy, bloody anar
should tie elected, the one mist power*
chy, will follow. Taxation without li mit
fill Inrce in Ills rounwcl at the South will
will grind the people to the dust. There
| lie Tillman, as in New York I*, will be Eicfptlo*«ily l.t.
Wo wont jm to »•*>
will be more widows and orphans and
Richard Croker, "th e political despot o f Inf Futura for I960.
•cribo it one#.
more tyranny and oppression than tlie
I the empire state.” There is no doubt
a r r c i A i . i n x T a i i r r e n r n a tee# ,
world has seen for centuries.”
r e . « 1 * 1.1 K o r M I D o lo , A lia i» r a r o . k t r ,
about this, or that Altgeld nnd Towne •»«-„■
•or J . « \ « o o o . r r . K » r . K. M rsfW rA .
lh . O r li» » » T k .o r t . I l r . r -
and Gaorge Fred Williams ami Seizor, n u « * k ' - l - n n » « l * < « r - r r u
. o r i » I l In D i r .. . C. r * * k » r O ,
Wo have heard much in this cam not to mention other exponent* of re O.II m a h r r l r r H l l r n , , Z o l l i » . H u k r l l
l » « l r . »'< t - r ) 1 « r M . » r « , » a d u n ,., mi »h o
paign atKilIt the defection of the German* pudiation nnd socialism, would be in b r l f k l r r l i m i t o « ■ r r i r o o A n th u ro.
a x w o x t x » a x p Apnanaa « r owcm. t
from the republican party on account of Ills counsel. For as president Bryan
X . * » l l * i i » l *0 » f . i l » . " » i 1 b» »ont (Voo
the latter's policy of expansion. It mu*t would have to have rounselore and Ibr " T twn
monili,, orni nmtttioo.1 ..no -m r »1 Ih* rrfulor
**1r*of Zl.iVnnW., <*h#rwtor <<nl*r*d. K,ttm nr,r tu .
be remembered however that t h e Ger where would he get them unless among rtmrlT.
«wo m.-ntn. frr* » . armimi, r<mr
- M 0 * 00 ,
mane are for iionest money before they men of this kind? In order to carry out «n j mr liti OHI tu» **Sp*rt»l ÌOOO «HOr."
»
THE
W
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PO
TTER
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are for anti-expansion. Tlie following Ills policies he must have as .adviser*
fcj./or. »
BOSTON,
paragraph taken from the grea’vtt Gcr- men who are in fall uccorJ with those |o* JWASt,
FREE
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Repairing Neatly Done. Give me
a call.
H. L. Sutherland.
Bank of Newberg.
N K R R IT T Prr.lttrpS,
H t\ MILKS, V íre-P r o .
E. II. w non o vari », Sor rotary.
J. C. COLCORD. ('»sb to t.
CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
C. MILES.
C. COL» O RO .
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F R H ITT .
H D o u g l a s , J K.
D irectors.
C O R t < r * T O N D * X T « — Ladd A Tilton,
land: Nations! park Bank. New York.
Stranccrs visiting the city sro in r.tcd tn evil si j
the bank for information c. u csrniu f ihv
City. Correcpcudcuce iuvi'.cd.
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TH E B E ST PRESQUSPTiGM £S
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
know just what you arc taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’ s contains
lrorr and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form.
The Iron act* as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out o f the system.
Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Grove’ s 1J the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis o f other chill tonics shows
that Grove’s is superior,, to # all others in every respect.
You
ase 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 icctions of
khc United State*
N o Cure, N o Pay.
Price, '50c,
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