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    There is no reason why the election The Companion’s new “ Puritan Girl”
of 1800 should hare been treated as ull- Calendar ior 1901, lithographed in 12
finished business in the present year ex- colors.
day long and racking witli pain from
Illustrated Announcements of the vol­ All
! cept that Mr. llryan has an iron hold up-
her head to lier heels. That ia what
ume
for
1901
will
be
sent
free
to
any
ad­
j on the Democratic and the Populist par­
many a self-supporting girl must experi­
ence. On those
ties and has played oue against the dress, nilh sample copies of the paper.
days each month,
T h * youth ’ s C ompanion
other. lie wrote the Populist platform
when in other cir­
Boston, Mass.
by consent and imperiously forced a
cumstances she
platform upon the Democrats. His con­
would go to bed,
tinuous show will last as long as lie can I T h e K u g ll.h to C op y O u r C e n s u s -T a k in g she must still be
at th e desk or
S y s te m .
stand upon his legs and talk unless the
counter and strug­
E n tered as second-class m a tte r a t th e postottice people snow him under. A llryan cam­
The triumph of tile age is the taking gle through tiie
a t N ew berg, O regon.
paign is u national nuisance Business , of the census of 1900. The population is
ty as best she
slows up to see whether a dollar Is to be : now counted to the number of 50,000,000, may.
Backache, head­
D r y G ood* D e p a r tm e n t.
B o o t a u d S h o e D e p a r tm e n t.
B a r g a in s iu O u r C lo th in g D e ­
In our next, wc will tell how It hap­ 100c or 45c. New plans are laid aside and is still being canvassed at Ibu rate ache, and other
until after election day. Contracts are of 1,000,000 per day. A complete re­ pains caused by
In th is p a rtic u la r lin e w c have c le an e d u p
p a r tm e n t.
pened.
This is a positive fact that our
s e v e ra l big e a s te rn Dry Good* H ouses, n il of
written up with this clause: “ Void il cord of every individual iu the United womanly diseases
650 M en’s O regon a l. wool Caasi-
th is *ea»on'» Good*, b u t som e of th e m b ein g
and C h ev io t S u its w ell w orth $10,
d Q ouljr
oue o r tw o pieces of a k iu d a n d w e p u r­ Shoe Trade has increased at such
are perfectly cured
Bryan
Is
elected.’’
The
country
wants
States
is
inscribed
on
a
card
on
tile
at
o u r p ric e p e r s u i t ...........................
<+* • . “ O c h ase d th e Name way below th e re g u la r p ric e ;
Is it to bo more p/osperlty, or more of
by Dr. Pierce’s Fa­
a rapid pace that we had to enlarge
an d w e a re going to g iv e you th e benefit.
^ 8 a m e in Y o u th ’s, sises from 12 to
9 8
four years a^o? Its up to you, voters, no more of the “ uiitinished business" the census department, aud a stroke of vorite Prescrip­
JfOTE T H E PRICES—
a collating machine records accurately tion. I t c u r e s
our store.
And we now occupy a
on next Tuesday. Every man should infliction,-r-Globe Democrat.
2590 yds Dress G oods fancy m ix ed ,
C h ild re n ’s................................................ $ 2 .9 8 solid colors, Sultiuifs a n d som e all
the twenty-four facts known about each the cause of these
strictly
up
to
date Boot and Shoe
vote on this the paramount issue, os If
H ig h er G rade C assim ere fine tail- Q Q 7 f t wool S u itin g s w orth from 35to 50c; o u r O Q a
individual inhabitant, as well as all tiie pains. It estab­
A lt C N N J S C K S S .lItT N K M K 8 I8 .
his ballot should decide the election.
o r m a d e M eu s S u its.........................
• O p ric e p e r y a r d .................................
Store.
lishes
regularity,
1800 yds all high G rade goods w o rth Q Q s>
Wherever tiie Democratic candidate important collateruui information. Di­ dries enfeebling
fo llo w in g U * H it o f Boots a n d Shoe M suu-
$ 7 .7 8 from 50c to 80c; o u r p ric e p e r y a rd . v w w
Youth's .............................
lias gone for many weeks he lias been rector Merriam remains close to his drains, heals in­
65 p ieces Dress G oods m ost of it a ll
fs e tu re rs w h ic h a re so ld a n d g u a ra n te e d by n t :
*' The democratic organization is in
wool
a
n
d
am
ong
th
e
a
sso
rtm
e
n
t
we
work,
keeping
in
touch
with
his
progress,
flammation
and
$
3
.8
7
Ila n a n Shoe Co., N ew Y o rk ; c. M. H e n d e rso n
C h ild re n ’s ...................................
pursued and haunted by a Question.
h a v e a b o u t 15 p ieces of fine L adles
the hands of the Populists, and by those
u lc e ra tio n and
A la rg e a s s o rtm e n t of M en's aud
Shoe Co., C hicago: O regon C ity Shoes, T h e
C loth, n o th in g less iu th e lo t th a n 75c
It lias been propounded to him by aud is enthusiastic over the result. The cures female weak-
B oy’s C assim e re a u d M ixed (D O K A 11Y \ and som e of it w orth u p to $1.00; o u r R Q p K re p p e u d o rf D ittm a n u fine L adies Shoes, T h«
the livery of true Democracy has been
electric counting machines have even
S uits from ...........................
« P O .O U U p
s a I t makes
p ric e p e r yard.
........................................
K an sas Iro n C lad Shoes, H am ilto n B row n S h o e
stolen in which to serve ull the devils telegraph, by letter, by publlcchailenge. surpassed the predictions of the invent n e weak
A fine a ss o rtm e n t of M en’s, Hoys a n d C h ild ­
women
2000 yds of a ll p lu sh e s a n d velvet* in
It
lias
been
ever
at
his
side,tireless
in­
r e n ’» D ress S u its a l p ric e s to s u it e v e ry b o d y ’s all sh ad es, w orth u p to a $1.00; o u r O Q p Co., St. Louis, B u ck in g h am <k lle c t, San F r a n ­
that make for sociul disorder. Mr. Bry­
strong
and
sick
or, Mr. Sholleway, and each records
purse.
cisco, N ap a T au W aterproof Shoes, H ies A
p ric e p er y a r d ..............................................
an is preaching the gospel of hate. Voic­ sistent, It litis watched beside him 1200 names instead of 800 per hour. In­ women well.
J u s t re c eiv ed a fine lin e of th e v e ry n e w est H u tc h in g s, B oston, C ah n N ic k elsb u rg A Co.,
while
lie
slept,
to
stare
him
ill
the
face
F
u
r
n
ish
in
g
-
G
o
o
d
s
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
ing that, lie appeals to the envious, the
Dress Goods n a m e ly :
Z ibilene. »olid, V id a S.iu F ran cisco , Geo. E. K eith C am pbells.
PAIN M l GONE.
quiries have been received from the Brit­
ra ised , V en etian , Z lb ra , Golf, Zolas, a u d K ad eu
*1 have tak en your medicine w ith th e grti tu t I 500 M en’s an d Boys e x tra h eavy
discontented, the improvident, the in­ when tie awakened. It has risen be­ ish government concerning tiie methods satisfaction,”
w rite s Mr*. George R iehl, of Lock« i sw eaters p la in a n d sa ilo r c o lla rs
O O n a t p o p u la r prices.
lt u b b e r B o o ts a n d S h o e s o f a ll
tween
his
eyes
and
the
faces
of
ids
competent and the unworthy idle." —
Station, W estm oreland Co., P enns. "Y our w orth as h igh as 75c; p ric e e ac h .
O O o
ol taking the American census, because port
r Favorite Prescription ’ baa cured m e of uterin e ! 280 M en’s P e rc a le D ress s h irts
C lo a k a n il L a d ie s B e a d y M a d e to
O
Q
p
Don. M. Dickinson, Poa ter master listeners. It bus painted itself on tiie it lias never been able to secure such trouble
t h e le a d in g m a k e s a t b ed
th a t I suffered from for fifteen years, s a d j w o rth 75c e a c h ; sale p ric e .............
sky above him by duy and burned it­
W ea r D ep a rtm en t.
: can honestly say I
painful m onth!
Uenetal under Cleveland.
r o c k p r ic e >.
work a w l
not get ' tired, a n d I 5 Cases of M en's E x tra H eavy
self there by night—“ If you were Pres­ comprehensive data, or even as complete can
This is unquestionable that our
ÿcfore taking
In* Dr.
Dr P im a's medicines I always 1 B nlbriggau and N a tu ra l wool S h irts
ident would you meet the obligations account of population, in ten years of
Prod. My pain is all gone and I fcal like I ! au d D raw ers, re g u la r p ric e s 50, 00
39c stock and prices are superior to any
f suffered with headache all the j a n d 75c; o u r p ric e e a c h ......................
There will be plenty to choose between of the Government in silver or in gold?" continuous work as the American system tim e, person,
but have no headache now since ta k in g j 320 M en’s a n d Boys e x tra h eavy
house in the state.
We carry a
on next Tuesday. For the voter who is
medicine. I have been cured o f trouble! I a ll wool asso rte d colors w ell w orth
As tiie candidate came Eastward the has secured In twelve months. With your
very large assortment of Ladies
th a t I suffered from for fifteen year*, a n d th e 11.00; sellin g p ric e e ac h ..................
7
9
c
after that sort of thing there will be Question followed him like a Nemesis. twenty-four potential facts concerning best
doctor in the state could not cure m e.”
225 e x tra la m b 's wool M en’s
Tailor made Suits for Ladies
plenty of calamity, repudiation, mob It nudged ids elbow at tiie stopping each individual accessible, tiie sociolog­
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical S w eaters, p la in a u d sa ilo r co llars,
O O
and Misses, Jackets, Golf Capes,
rule, anarchy, anti-expansion, dishonor places and buttonholed him oil the ical and psychological problems ol tiie Adviser, in paper covers, is sent /ire on w ell w orth |2.00; o u r p ric e .............
A la r g e a s s o r tm e n t o f M e n ’s Seal Plush and crushed plush,
at home and disgrace abroad. For the platforms before he began to spoak. It present time, growing out of the assimi­ receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr. a n d B o y s ’ U n d e r w e a r a t a s t o n ­ cloth, Misses Astrachan for Ladies,
voter who looks on tiie bright side of sat beside him in tho dining cur and lation of large masses of foreigners with R,
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
and Children at moderate prices.
is h in g p r ic e s.
life there will be prosperity, honest patiently waiting, counted the mouth­ the American people, becomes a fascinat­
money, law and order, expansion of fuls as lie ute—“ if you were President ing study.
AGENTS W A N T E D .
government, Imperialism of opportunity, would you meet tho obligations of the
With ull these basic facts at hand,
C A L L A N D S E E U S B E F O R E Y O U L A Y IN Y O U R F A L L S U P P L Y A S
and n sense of duty performed and re­ Government in silver or in gold?” A accurately classed and indispensable to
sponsibility bravely shouldered. In tiling like this Is wearing upon tiie n complete understanding of actual con­ No c a p ita l n e c e ssa ry to sell o u r
W E H A V E SO M E A S T O N IS H IN G B A R G A IN S .
T e a s, Cotfees a n d S pices.
short it is progressive Republicanism n- nerves. At first the candidate was ditions, the solution of vexed questions
gainst retrogressive Democracy.
H. J A C O B S O N «£ C O . ,
genial with tiie Question, though he will be more readily discerned and attain­
In every city and town in the states
refused to answer it. When It became ed. Tiie census of 1900 will undoubted­
McMinnville, Or,
1 am willing to nssume responsibil­ Ids traveling companion for awldie lie ly result iu the establishment of a per­ of Oregon and Washington outside of
Portland.
Ladies
or
young
men
who
manent
bureau,
which
will
be
an
invalu­
ity lor the ratification of the Purls bowed to It in tiie morning, though
Treaty. But the Republicans ought coldly. Then came tiie period when able auxiliary to every department of have two or three hours per day to
Dr. H . J . L ittlefield .
Dr. II. A. L ittlefield .
ROY GARDNER
DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
to assume the responsibility for the
tiie government, to which the possession spare, will find selling our Teas, Coffees
ntuking of the treaty. I did not make lie tried to avoid It, to ignore Its pres­
LITTLEFIELD
BROTHERS,
and
spices
pleasant
work
and
they
can
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
the treaty, and I urn not responsible ence. If Ids eyes tell upon It for a of statistical facts is of vital import­
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON.
for the treaty.—VV. J. Bryan.
moment be glanced hastily away, pre­ ance.—From “ The National Magazine” make big money for themselves. Write S pecial a tte n tio n also g iv e n to diseases of th e PHYSICIANS & SURCEONS.
for full particulars and catalogue free.
flow does tills appeal to the think­ tending not to see. When lie could do for October.
Newberg, Oregon.
EYE, EAR , NOSE AND TH R O AT.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
GREAT EASTERN TEA Co.,
ing voter as a fair sample of the logic of so lie turned Ills back upon It. Then
Office over B ank of Newberg.
326
Washington
St.,
Portland,
Or
a prominent candidate for the presiden­ tiie Question began to irritate 1dm and
Ile a l E s ta te T ra n sfe r* .
Promptly Done.
cy oftliese United States? llryan would lie tried to drive It away witii harsh R eported by th e Y a m hill Co. A bstract C o a t Mc­ Largest distributors of teas, coffees
have the peoplo understand that the words. But lie did not answer the M innville, O regon, for th e w eek e n d in g and spices on the Pacific Coast. 100
D EN TIS T
Horseshoeing and General Black-
stores in successful operation.
republicans made the treaty, while Question, and still I t remained. Its Oct. 27, 1900. Jam e s M. P u g h , M anager,
Office 2 doors w est of M oore’s D rug sto re.
he only assisted in the little Insignifi­ gaunt face turned toward him. Its W. IC. Swentzul & wf to Fred L
smithing.
1st. s tre e t. N ew berg, O regon.
AUKKT8 WANTED— FO It “ T H E LIFE AND
cant matter of getting It ratified. In wide eyes fixed upon him—“ If you
Soper Tho Dillard Martin
a c h ie v e m e n ts of A d m iral D ew ey,” th e w o rld 's
other words lie hud nothing to do in were President would you meet tiie
Claim t 4 s r 5 w ................... 1800 00 K reatest naval hero. By M urat H a lste a d , the
lifelnUK frie n d and a d m ire r of th e u a tlo u 's id o l.
formulating the dark plot to bring dis­ obligations of tiie Government In silver Elizabeth Judd et nl to Lucy
B iggest am i best h o o k ; o v e r 500 pages, S x 10
honor and national calamity upon the or in gold?”
lot.lies; n e arly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s .
II.Rees 30 a in \V. T. Wallace
Only $1.50. E norm ous d e m a n d . Itlg com m is A New a n d C om plete L ine of F a ll M illinery.
country, but only managed to execute
All tlie « Idle on the tip of tiie candi­ e 1 c 18 s r 2 w ..................... 1800 00 slona. O utfit free. C hance of » life tim e . W rite
q u ic k . T he D om iniou C om pany, :trd floor Cax-
n v n i s s IF1. JL. B E L L , C u r e s Cancer if applied, in th e ir e a rly
the foul plot after it was arranged. dates’s tongue was the nuswer. He F. W. Redmond A wf et al to
to n Itldg., Chicago.
(Snc'iessor to Mrs. L e n a J. H eller.)
What does Bryan think a treaty n- knew that witli u word he might smite
1st Natl. Bunk McMinnville
284 G rand Avo. o r H a w th o rn e Ave., H e lle r
S ta se s.
inounts to, anywuy, until it is ratified? the Quesdon in tiie face. How, as the
O.
L.
Price
D. P. Price.
part blk 13 McMinnville cor­
Bldg., P o rtla n d . O regon. T ake O regon C ity
Any of us cun draw up treuties but it is days of this unwelcome compuulonsldp
o r W oodstock car.
rect deed.................................
5.00
-It Cures-
another thing to get them ratified in the lengthened into weeks, lie must have John II. Fryer & wf to Minnie
PRICE & PRICE.
C a n e e r W a r ts , T u m o r s in t h e F le s h o f M an a n d B e a s t , C ornu,
U. S. Senate. When candidate llryun longed to turn upon the Tiling and
Looney 13.00a In Robert Mer­
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
A T TO R N EY S -A T -LA W .
soberly gives forth the above in Justill- shriek out, "In silver—fool!" Yet ho
chant (I 1 c l 3 s r 4 w .......... 1200.00
fo r B lie u m a t ls in , 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
catlon of his actions in the matter, lie did not doit. Tho answer was on the Milton Newllu A wf to Horace
Newberr, Oregon.
DEALER IN
A ch es o f th e B ody.
I t a ls o c u r e s F is t u la in H o r se s a u d r e ­
casts a slur upon tho intelligence of tip of ids tongue, hut lie never let it
(C. V. Ih.nk B ldg.)
E. Nowliu A wf 10 a In Solo­
All legal w ork p ro m p tly a n d c a re fu lly a tte n d e d
m o v e s B u la r g e m e n t o n t h e B o n e .
American citizenship.
pass ids lips. Why? Because he did
mon Heater d I c t 3 s r 2 w .. 450,00
to. C ollections given o u r Im m ed ia te a t ­ D r u g s & M e d ic in e s , H o o k s &
te n tio n .
not dure.
B o o k le ts , F in e & F a n c y S ta t io n ­
W. Z. Force to O. E . Lemuster
Yet however It may have been In tiie
e r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lies. T h is lin im e n t w as th o ro u g h ly te ste d b y Dr. W m. E llis d u rin g th irty -fiv e y e ars p ra c tic e of
tract ndj A m ity..................... 150.00
No man can stand as a “ patriot states­
m e d ic in e, a n d in cases of T um o rs, C an cer W arts, a n d a ll u n n a tu r a l g ro w th s on M an
man” bftloru the American people and beginning, there is no reason uow why Bert F.Terry & wf to Susnntiali
o r B east it h as a lm o st in v a ria b ly ta k e n th e p lace of th e S u rg eo n ’s K nife.
Colonel
Bryan
should
refuse
to
answer.
Shaw it 1 blk 16 lj H L add
exhibit himself ns gluringly and shock­
W A T iI iP A P F .lt.
N ew est P a t-
to Newberg.........................
825,00
ingly Inconsistent as Mr llryun is doing Dread often lingers after tiie cause of it
t e r n s a n d S ty le s.
T ry a b o tt le o f t h 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 th t h e
in the last days of IPs “second battle." is gone. It is so ill tills case. He can Win (’ Sargent to Win. Camp­
p r ic e p a id , r e tu r n t iie b o tt le a n d g e t y o u r m o n ey .
get
rid
of
his
Nemesis
ns
soou
as
lie
bell Its 1 A 2 blk 12 McMinn­
Reduced to desperation he seems to
THIS MEANS YOU.
For sale at the Drug Stores in Ne«'berg. When wanted by mail address,
ville ........................................ 300.00
havo thrown consistency to the winds. cures to without losing a vote. Every­
N o tic e T h e F o llo w in g O ffers o f
E . A . E L L IS , N e w b e r g , O r e g o n .
Thu very (net that lie intends to win body understands now tliut if Bryan Nancy McKinney A husb to
ltc a l E s ta te .
Minnie M Bultuin 49-100a ndj
the presidency by such a career of rant­ were President he would overthrow
A m ity.................................... 100.00 No. 1 118 Ac 5 mi from Newberg $2500
ing and huinliuggery is un insult to the the gold standard by such means and
1400 F. A. M ORRIS, P res.
“ 2 67 “ 3‘i
people he looks to for election. In n methods ns were quickest and nearest. Magglo MUlicun to llarvey E.
1300
“ 3 60 “ 4
A. K. MILLS, V Iee-P res.
New York speech he said, “ We draw To pay tho Government's coin obliga­ Carey 23,01 a in Elijah Mllil-
MOSES VOTAW, C ashier.
650
tiie line between hottest and predatory tions in silver would be thus quick and
cun d I c 14 a r 4 w ................. 944.40 “ 4 45 '* 4
The LEADING NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, thoroughly up to
« 5 255 " 4
3000
wealth; between that wealth which is u near. No one who does not want tills Joseph R. Lewis to Andrew J.
date, ami always a stanch advocate and supporter ol republican principles,
1375
will contain tiie most reliable new9 of
just comiiensatlon (or services rendered to lie done will vote for Bryuti. Let him
Smith It 14 fruit farm (O ak).. 820.00 " 6 27% “ 2)4
h y ^ .. o
1000
Rnd that wealth widen simply measures answer the Question when ho will. It A. B. Fuulconer & wf to Wal­
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
900
•< 8 16 “ “
the advantages which one citizen lias Ims censed to mutter.—New York
ter Blackburn part A. B.
N
e
w
b
c
r
y
,
O
r.
Tribune.
Including
discussions,
correspondence and speeches of the ablest political
550
"
9
16
"
4
taken over many citizens." This reads
Faulcaner d 1 o t 5 s r 6 w ...
13.00
leaders, brilliant editorials, reports from all sections ol the land showing prog­
250
“ 12 6'4 “ 4
vary well, if it were only backed up liy
Samuel Ewing A wf to A. S.
ress of the work, etc., etc., und will commend itself to the careful perusal of
1250
M o re D lv e rn ity .
“ 13 25 “ 4
the semblance of sincerity it would be
Green Its in LuFayetto A land
O I R i G - A . Ï T I Z I E I D 1 8 9 3 every thoughtful, intelligent voter who has the true interests of his country at
U
¿4
20
“
“
700
unmistakably good. But Mr. llryan
in 10. MUlicun d 1 c t4 s r 4 w 1000.00
Market quotations in Sunday's Oro-
heart.
1000
“ 15 10 •• 3
must remember that tiie spirit of the goiiiun gives out the Information that
P u b lish e d
M onday.
P u lish e d on T h u rsd a y
3000
" 16 95 » ••
Transacts a general banking NEW
W ednesday an d F rid ay , NEW
a n d k n o w n for n e a rly s ix ty
old saying about the relative “ loudnoss" three carloads of eastern eggs arrived
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
is in re a lity a fine, fresh,
e ars i n every p a rt of th e
”
17
300
“
4
10000
i ini ted States as a N a ­
of actions mid words, is not yetoutluwod, during tiie week, and “ another is due Salile Wuolieno, 19 to Joseph Day 22
business.
e v ery -o th e ’r -dny
D aily, YORK
YORK
th e la te st new s on
tio n a l F am ily N ew sp ap er
600
“ 18 10 “ 3
and tiie people liavu a right to judge to-morro«’, and t«'o others are on tho Rosa Wachcno, 20 to Lnrney Toni 35
issue,
a u t d new
c o "o
v er­
T
R
I-W
EEK
LY
&
V
h*
uu‘s
n
of th e h ig h e st class fo r
W
EEK
LY
.. 19 10 .. ..
350
in g new s of th e o th e r
fa rm e rs a n d v illa g e rs. I t
1dm not so much by what lie says as by way to arrive later in the week." Six Diretta Rush, 26 to Charles Shires 26
Foreign Exchange bought and TRIBUNE
th re e .
I t c o n ta in s all TRIBUNE
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what lie does and is. Seated on the car loads of eggs imported into Oregon Grace (iolieen 22 to Charles A. Gill 34 ” 25 347 “ “
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platform witli llryan when lie made tiie within thespneo of abontone week shows Bernice Bremnier22 to 41. V. Stotts 33 400 acres river bottom land subdivided'
w hich a p p ea rs in T H E DAILY TR IB U N E of u p to h o u r of g o in g to press, h a s e n te r ta in in g
into 10, 15 and 40 acre tracts.
sam e d a te , a lso D om estic a n d F o reig n C o rre­ re a d in g for e v erv m e m b e r o t fbe fam ily , o lq
above declaration, was Richard Croker, that a condition and not a theory con­ Hattie Dorsey 30 to Milton H. Peery 45
Careful
attention
given
Collections.
spondence, S h o rt Stories, E leg a n t H alf-tone an d y o u n g . M ark et R ep o rts w h ic h a re a c ­
“ 20 House and lot in Newberg 175
us master of ceremonies. That rally in fronts the Oregon producer. While the Laura M. Agee, 19 to Wilburn Luug 21
Illu stra tio n s , H u m orous Item s, In d u s tria l I n ­ c ep ted as a u th o rity by fa rm e rs a n d c o u n try
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200 AGKNT8 W ANTED— FO R “THK LIFE AND j 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, an d is clean , u p to d a te , in te r e s t­
honor of Jlryau, cost more thau any best stato ill the union in point of nat­
te
o m prehensive a n d R eliab le F in a n ­ in g a n d in s tru c tiv e .
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225 A c h iev e m e n ts of A d m ira l D ew ey,” th e w orld'» c ia rs l a a n n d d M C arket
reports.
other ever held in America’s metropolis. ural advantages, is sending to eastern
S p r e a d L ik e W ild E ire.
e re a te s t n a v a l h e ro
By M urat H a lste a d , th e
R eg u lar s u b sc rip tio n p ric e $1.00 p e r y ear.
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400 lifelo n g frie n d and a d m ire r of th e n a tio u 's idol. | R e g u la r s u b sc rip tio n p ric e $1.50 p e r y ear.
Croker furnished tiie money. Where markets for cold-storage eggs and pay­ When things are "the best” they be­ “ 23
B iggest a n d b est b o o k ; o v e r 500 Daces, 8 x 10 We fu rn ish i t w ith T H E G R A PH IC for We fu rn ish i t w ith T H E G R A PH IC fo r
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600 in
did lie got it? Everybody knows. ! ing tiie freight on tho same, our farms come “the beet selling.’’ Abraham “ 24
c h e s : n e a rly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s . 1
$2.00 p e r year.
$1 50 p e r year.
O nly $1.50. E n o rm o u s d e m a n d .
Big comm»»-I
Would Mr. Bryan call Croker’s «calili are hanking in the sunlight or dripping Hare, a leading druggist, of Itellville, Over 100 choice located lots in tho heart »ions.
O utfit free. C h an c e of a life tim e . W rite
of the city of Nawberg.
"predatory?" Or is it “ a just compen- j under the rain drops, tiie liens are O., writes; “ Electric Bitters are the best
q u ic k . T he D om iniou C om pany, 3rd lloorC ax- Send a ll o rd e rs to T H E G R A P H IC , N ew b erg , O re.
aatlou for service* rendered?" Bryan strutting aroiiud enjoying their days of sel'lng hitlers I have handled in twenty If you want to raise chickens take a look to n B ldg., C hicago.
at my l* acre lots.
«‘ould have evaded auch a leading ques­ idleness, and the liurd worked (aimer years. You know why? Most diseases
tion, but It i* one which need* no eva­ is putting in another cropof wheat. An begin in disorders of etooiacb, liver, Correspondence Solicited. Call on or
Address,
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A. P . O liv e r,
sion in the eyes o( American voters. ’ improved strain ol egg producers, and a kidneys, bowels, blood and neive.
» Newberg, Oregon.
They have already answered it. Yet modern Incubator on the poultry farm Electric Bitters tone up the etomavh,
Bryan shouts frantically, “Great is Tam­ iu view of the amount of eastern eggs regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, gM T'Oppoafte Poetofllce.
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many, and Croker is its prophet." Is imported, would bo a worthy addition to
purifies tho blood, strengthens the
it any wonder that tiie democratic can­ the Willamette »11110,” farmer's assets.— nerves, lienee cures multitudes of mala­ N e w b e r g
didate is experiencing sucli a fall Irani Reporter.
dies. Il builds up the entire system. H n r n e s s Shop.
his pedestal In the minds of tiie Ameri­
Puts new life and vigor into any wenk,
can people?
T h e V o a th '» C o m p a n io n '* S e v e n ty -fifth sickly,
rundown man or woman.
EVKRY THING IN T H * LINE OP
Year.
Pliee 50c. ¡Sold l>y C. F. Moore A C i.
• 'V N P I N l a l l K I l l l l ’H X M S . "
h h H O K SE G O O D S ««*
Tho new volume of The Youth's Com­ Druggist.
Whether by acciJent or otherwise, a panion for 1901 will mark the paper's
A un on noe m e u t» .
detail it Is needless to discuss, Mr.Towno ' seventy-fifth year of continuous publi­
recently msde a good point in one o( bis 1 cation—seventy live years,during which
Repairing Neatly Done. Give me
VRIKltbfl ClIlIRCn.
speeches. He remarked that "the cam­ it lias had tho approval of three genera­
a call.
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Trenching
paign of 1900 is tiie campaign ol 1890 tions of Mailers. Tho t istant aim of
under tho lieud of unfinished business.” j The Companion is to carry into the at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
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The true paramount issue is correctly home reading tli.it shall ho helpful as Intermediate
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
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defined by Mr. Towne, «ho was talk­ «ell as entertaining—reading that shall . Y.P.8.C.E.
Prayer
meeting
on
Wednesday
even­
ing on this occasion In one of tho silver contribute to the pure happineaa of ail
know just what you arc taking when you take Grove’*. Imitators
producing states. After nil tiie noise the family. Strong in the assurance ing.
do
not advertise their formula knowing that you would not boy
made about new questions the pivotal that every reader gained is a friend won,
Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 !
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their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Grove’* contain«
fact of tiie pending contest is tiie reafflr- the publisher* offer to send The Com­ p. m.
R <\ MILKS. V ire Pres.
E II w i>oi>w A ltn. Secretary.
motion of the Chicago platform. In IMS panion tree for the remaining weeks of
Junior Endeavor society meets Sun­
Iron
and
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put
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in
correct
proportions
and
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the voters of the United States wore in­ 1900 to those who subscribe now (or tho day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
form.
The
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as
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while
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vited, in the directost way, to make that new volume lor 1901. There will not [
L e v i D. B a r r , Pastor.
CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
platform tiie lands of national pollens. be an issue from now until 1903 that ■
malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist- will tell you that
The people declined emphatically. In will not lie crowded witli good stories
B C MtLKS.
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J. V I'OU'ORD
Grove's
is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
the present campaign the game is more and articles ol rare interest nnd value.
Preaching Sunday morning. Even­
B H. WOODWARD.
S F RKITT.
cautious. An ctfigy stuffed with straw Diplomatists, Explorer!*, Nnilors, Trap­ ing service 7 :30.
Chill Tomes arc imitations. An analysis o f other chill tonics show«
J H DOTOLAS. JR .
Ptrrrior*.
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Junior st 3 p. m . Young p e o p l e ’s
that Grove’s is superior to 9 all others in every' resjjcct^
Y ou
ism -Param ount." At the same lime and Self-Made Men and Women in meeting at 6:30.
J. F. D ay , Pastor.
the Chicago platform, without the Many Vocations, besides the most popu­
arc not experimenting when you take Grove’s u it s ' superiority
t ’O K i t i : * r o M i i : \ T * - U rid A T lltn n . Port-
la n d . N ations! P ark Hank. New York.
change of a syllable, is again a part of lar writer* of fiotion, w ill write for The
T«* C u r e A C o l d f u O n e I>ay
and excellence having long been established. r. Grgvc’» is {lie
tiie Democratic creed, and would un­ Companion not only next year, but dur­ T»kf L axativ « B ramo Q ui wo«« T a i i . it s , All
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarUi KCUQAl o f
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th e bauk for In fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e
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