ISSUED KV KR Y FRIDAY MORXiNU.
F.. H.
W.
W o o d w a r d , E d it o r A I V b l ih h k k .
C. W o o d w a r d , A s s o c i a t i E d it o r .
* FRIDAY, D EC EM B ER 14, 1900.
E n tered as seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e postonico
a t N e ttb e rg , Oregon.
A P ortland paper in m aking a fight
against Senator M cBride, fails to see
why a senator who lias served one term
is any more likely to get good com m ittee
IKttitions than a newly elected m em ber.
The arg u m en t p a t up by th is s a m e
m etropolitan paper was ju st the reverse
when Senator Dolph was a candidate
for re-election. B u t th e editor has
often been known to wear leath er spec
tacles.
H ere’s frankness for y o u : “ A repub
lican u nanim ity decidedly unique in th e
history of political elections in this coun
try is reported from Bataiva, III. One
precinct gave Its en tire vote of 575 for
M cK inley. This is pretty good as a
republican record, but it d o n ’t touch
some-of the precincts dow n south th a t
g « re tbgir en tiro vote and a whole lot
mriro*'to' -the dem ocratic candidates.” —
C en tra lis (W ash.(News, deni.
Tlie overwhelm ing m ajority wltl
w hich tlio an ti-can teen am endm ent
passed th e House last week is some evi
deuce of the strength of the tem perance
sen tim en t abroad in the land and th a t
our national legislators are not as abject
ly whiskey ridden ns they are often made
to appear. The bill absolutely forbids
th e sale of and dealing in intoxicants at
a l l ’of th e arm y posts of th e U nited
States. W hether or not th e bill is a
wise ono, it fully dem onstrates tlio
force of the sentim ent behind it.
. “ Tlio Powers” nro awakening to the
fact th a t (here is another ono of them in
th e person of Uncle Sam . The diplo
m atic victory won by Secretary Ilu y ,
relative to th e policy to be pursued in
C hina is ono of the greatest victories we
hpve ever experienced. In th e very be
ginning of our entran ce into w.orld poli
tics, Mr. Hay has m et, maneuvered
w ith, and o u t generaled the tried diplo
m atists of E urope and forced them to
accept his program for the grand con
c e rt in th e Flowery K ingdom . In stead
of playing second fiddle bucauso lie is u
now n u m b e r, Uncle Ham wields th e
baton.
K. P . D ixon .
as Russell Sage enjoys, as is shown in
the following from th e Indianapolis
News: Helen Gould suffers the p en al
ty of eminence and w ealth, a n d .it m ight
be said, ol h e r efforts to do som ething
more w ith h er money tliau spend it on
herself. She lias had printed a circular
w hich site sends in reply to the begging
letters w hich constitute a great portion
of h er daily m ail. Tlie circular tells the
story of one week. In th a t tim e she re
ceived 1,363 begging letters
whose
specific requests aggregated $1,648,502.
This reckoning took no account of the
hundreds ol letters th a t asked for help |
w ithout nam ing definite sum s. M any I
times tills am ount would bo the total if < T h i n k s t h e «- :fe, to h a v e t h e w e d d in g rin g
• lip fro m th e a n g e r . " S o m e th in g is g o in g
such requests were m et. One letter to h a p p e n .”
S o m e th in g is h a p p en in g .
T h a t rin g
wanted $1,000,000 advanced to form a
c o u ld h a rd ly b e p u lle d fro m th e fin g e r
colony in Cuba: others to pay off m ort w h e n It w as p u t th e re a few y e a rs ago.
gages am ounting to $77,000; others to N o w It s lip s o ff b y its o w n w e ig h t. H o w
in th e fin g e rs h a v e g ro w n I A n d th e
wipe out church debts am ounting to th
fin g e rs d o n 't g ro w th in a lo n e . H o w th in
$56,000: au d then there were requests th e face is a n d h o w th in th e o n c e p lu m p
rm .
A lm o s t u n c o n s c io u s ly th e w ile
for pianos for poor people, requests for fo
h a s b e en fa d in g a n d w a s tin g a w ay . T h e
the purchase of p a te n t rig h ts; some s tre n g th g iv e n to c h ild re n h a s n e v e r b e e n
wanted u trip to Europe; others money re g a in e d . D ra in s w h ic h s h o u ld h a v e b e e n
s to p p e d h a v e b e e n n e g le c te d .
to erect a m onum ent to th e ir paren ts,
T h a t is a c o m m o n e x p e r ie n c e w ith
and so o n . Miss G ould's way of m eet w o m e n , u n le s s so m e fr ie n d h a s s h a re d
w ith th e m th e s e c re t o f th e s tre n g th e n in g
ing these things is probably tho most a n d h e a lin g p o w e r o f Dr. P ie r c e ’s F a v o rite
efficacious, b u t nothing will stop them . P r e s c rip tio n . I t re g u la te s th e p e rio d s ,
rie s th e d r a in s w h ic h u n d e r m in e th e
T h ere is a h in t in ib is for tlie socialist. d s tre
n g th , h e a ls in fla m m a tio n a n d u lc e ra
T heir rem edy of redistribution would tio n , a n d c u re s fe m a le w e a k n e s s. I t m a k e s
simply feed tlio appetite th a t it m inisters th e b a b y 's a d v e n t p ra c tic a lly p a in le s s a n d
g iv e s v ig o r a n d v ita lity to n u rs in g m o th e rs .
to, an d after tlie first meal would be
- Words cannot tall how g ratefu l I am for
ir kind advice aud good m edicines,” w rites
m et by increasing dem ands.”
John Cooke, o f Hastings, N orthum berland
U r a l S p li It o f C h r is tm a s G iv in g .
“ O ur hearts are usually very much
larger a t C hristm as th an our purses,”
w rites Edward Bok of “ T he C hristm as
th a t R em ains,” in tlie December Ladies'
Home Jo u rn al. “ The desire is to re
mem ber everybody th a t we know . B ut
our m eans do not generally allow us to
do it. So we often pass en tirely by a t
C liristinas people to whom a sim ple
“ M erry C h ristm as,” and nothing m ore,
would mean a world of cheer and light
heartedness. Because we cannot give
w hat wo would like to we thin k we
should not give a t all. T h e tru tli is,
w hether we like to acknowledge it in
so m any words or no t, th a t we have
grown so com m ercially and so artificially
minded in this country th a t thousands
of us are prone to meusuro o ur Chrlst-
mns presents by tlie yardstick of in trin
sic value, or by w hat th e recipients will
think of them . We seem to have e n tire
ly lost bight of tlio fact th a t we can ul-
ways give som ething. A nd if we would
give, th a t som ething wo would really
come closer to tlie real sp irit of C h rist
mas giving. A few cheerful words filled
with Hint expression of strong good will
that is like sweet perfum e, have a m ean
ing th a t only a few realize. T here is
nothing so plcnsant in th is world as tlie
feeling th a t ono is rem em bered, and tiiis
a low w ritten words will often convey
more strongly tlian a gift. Y et wo in
variably p u t tlie gift first. O ur rem em
brance m ust take some form , we think
other th a n a m ere verbal or w ritten ex
pression. And th a t is th e artificial
w ithin u a : not tlio natu ral. Wo seem
to refuse to believe th a t it is th e sim
plest tilings we do th a t have tlie g re a t
est inlluoncu. I t is the sim plest C h rist
mas th a t rem ain s.”
- - DENTISTS - -
F ew berg, Ore.
2 0 7 M o r riso n S t.
PORTLAND, OB.
Feed & Seed Store
F L O U R , F R E D , H A Y & C H A IN
G A R D E N & F I.O W E B
SE ED S.
offered
Anything
Solicit« th e p a tronage of h is old In d ia n a
F rie n d s w ho n e ed w atch re p a irin g done.
and everything we have to make all happy and we intend to sell
our goods at prices so low that no one need have excuse for not
buying.
A practical gift is also a source of pleasure all the year
through.
You W an t
■Free D elivery.
E C. W ard & Co.
to examine our stock and prices before purchasing.
W e have Photo Albums, Scrap and Autographs, Celluloid Nov
ONEST GOODS
elties— very fine— Basket Goods, Cuff and Collar— Glove and
at
ONEST PRICES. Handkerchief, boxes— Ebony brushes and Novelties, Toilet Sets—
Lovely one. Rare foreign Shells.
OUR STOCK
What makes a nicer present than a book— we have lots of them
1» n o t larg e so
we m u s t keep it
latest and best.
M O V IN C -
See here a linen covered book 20c., better one 30c. Fine
To do th a t we h a n d le
Leather Padded ones, Sets, Booklets, Christmas Cards, etc. Dolls
HONEST GOODS
at less than cost to close them out for good.
a n d sell a t
1st. S treet, N ew berg, Or
H
HONEST PRICES.
Free
G IV E US A C A L L an d we w ill e n d ea v o r
to have you ta k e hom e a p le a sa n t re m e m
brance of y o u r v is it even th o u g h you ta k e
hom e none of o u r goods.
E dna M. B unn, 22. to L. C. Tones, 26.
Bessie V. Cam pbell, 20 to M. M. Good
rich, 26.
Elsie M. B artholom ew ,If, to F ran k Nel
son.
Grace S Fox, 24 to F . L. T rullinger, 27.
Mary G raves, 20, to John M. Cox, 30
Lizzie Dodson, 33, to T. B , Ladd. 41.
W in slo w B r o s., J e w e le r s .
EVERYBODY!
THIS
N o tic e !
M EANS
inspection of our goods and compare prices— they speak for them-
selves.
A Mörry Christmas to you all.
MOORE’S DRUG STORE.
YOU.
N o tic e T lie F ollow in g? O ffers o f
H e a l E s ta te .
Fresh cows for sale.
F u r S a le .
b a rg a in s
in N e w b e r g
i*» J E W E L E R ,
m a r k ia o k l ic e n s e s .
T hree young heifers
C. N. M ackey .
14
-Christmas is coming and we are here with the best-
W ATCHM AKER
th u r 15 a in Newby & Cozines
d 1 c t4 s r 4 w . . ........................ 225 00
Elsie M W ilson, 20 to O scar Tetherow
28.
B. Root,
West Cliehalem.
Grand H oliday S a les.
JOHN A. BECK,
intario. " I have been in poor h e alth for
years back and this sp rin g got so bad I
could not do my work. I w ent to th e doctor and
he said I h a d ulceration an d falling of the
in te rn a l organs, but thought I would tiy your
'F av o rite Prescription.’ I took five bottles and
th re e of the ‘ G olden Medical D iscovery' and
one vial of Dr. Pierce’s Pellets, and I can safely
aay th a t I never felt be tte r in m y life.”
A L a d le s ' L a x a tiv e — Dr. P ie rc e ’a P le a s
a n t P e lle ts . O n e s in g le , s m a ll p e lle t is a
la x a tiv e d o s e .
t 3
H. C. D ixon.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
No. 1 118 Ac 5 ini from Nowberg $2500
II
“ 2 67 “ 3 ‘i
1400
II
“ 3 GO " 4
1300 T H E
II
“ 4 45 " 4
650
II
“ 6 255 “ 4
3000
II
“ 6 21)4 “ 2%
1375
II
“ 7 44 o it
1000
(1
" 8 16 “ “
900
II
" 9 16 “ M
550
(1
“ 12 & H “ H
250
II
“ 13 25 » ¡4
1250
II
" 14 20 “ “
700
II
“ 15 10 “ 3
-------- W ill positively close--------
1000
II
" 16 95 " “
3000
II
" 17 300.“ 4
10000
II
“ 18 10 “ 3
600
II
“ 19 10 " “
Which is only about 3 weeks from date.
Therefore parties iu need of goods had better call
350
II
“ 25 347 “ “
10000
at once and investigate our grand bargains. A ll our Jackets, Capes and Furs are offered from
400 acres river bottom land subdivided
} i to y i less from the regular price.
into 10, 15 und 40 acre t 'acts.
“ 20 House and lot iu Nowberg 175
<1
II
“ 21
200
II
II
“ 22
225
II •
«*
“ 23
400
And all our Tailor goods are offered from 1-5 to
less than the regular prices,
The reason
II
II
h 24
600
of this cost sale is as previously advertised.
Over 100 dioico located lots in the h eart
On account of a change in the firm,
In fact every article is oilered now at manufacturers
oL the city of Newberg.
prices.
If you w ant to raise chickens take a iook
Respectfully yours,
|
at my
acre lots.
C orrespondence Solicited. Call on or
A ddress,
A . P . O liv e r ,
Newberg, Oregon.
Opposite Pustoftico.
LARGE COST SALE
Now in progress at th
N o tic e .
Mammoth Store
R, Jacobson & Co.’s,
All those knowing them selves indebt
ed to mo will please call and settle by
The pnssage by tlio House of th e O io u t
cash or note, ns my books m ust be
bill is a decisive victory for th e dairy in
closed.
R espectfully,
terests of the country, and betokens the
ll-3 0m l
W. C. K ruger .
fact th a t tlie governm ent inten d s to
give ample protection to w h at it realises
is becoming olio of Uncle Sam ’s grout
H o w to C u re C r o u p .
resources. T he effect of tlie bill in brief,
M r. It. G ray, w ho lives n e a r A tnenia,
will bo th a t tlio lux on oleom argarine,
D neliess county, N . Y ., say»: “ C h a m
or m anufactured b u tte r in general, col
b erlain’s Cough R em edy is tlio best
ored in im itation of im iter, will bo in
m edicine I have ever used. It is a fine
creased from two to ten conts per pound,
Ileal Kstate Transfers.
c h ild re n ’s rem edy for croup, and n e v er
while tlie tax on tlie m aniifnctured but Reported by the Yamhill Co. Abstract Coat Me fails to cu re.” W hen given as soon as
Mlintvllle, Oregon, tor the week eliding tlie child becomes bourse, or even nfter
ter, uncolored, will bo decreased from
Dee. 1 1000. Janie. M. Pugh, Manager,
tw o cents lo one fourth a cent per pound.
tlio cronpy cough bus developed, It will
This will cause oleom argarine to stand A. B.Hwalno & wf to A Acbeson
prevent tlio a ttack . T h is should ¡lie
12 roda of land ill S H eater d
or (all on Its own resources, and lemove
borne in m in d a i'd a bottle of tlie
I
c
t
3
s
r
2
w
.............................
5
00
!
tlie grout deception which it lias been
Cough R em edy kept a t h an d ready for
playing w ith Im punity upon tho people. A Acbeson A w f to A L W atson
in sta n t use as soon as these sym ptom s
25 a in R H eater d 1 c 1 3 s r 2 w 1500.00 !
appear. F o r Sale by C. F . Moore A
H enry l ’upo to W Papo 644.64 a
Co. druggist.
A good share of the State papers, from
In R.
Kinney d 1 c t 3 a 3 w .
1.00
top to bottom , have seemed to take de
E T hom pson & wf to H A C
U l d i W n n tc iL
light in owlislily appealing from tlio d e
liruer pro.ierty in Gozincs 3rd
cision of A ttorney-G eneral B lackburn,
Bids will be received by Dundee Ceme
Add F ir Grove A F air Lawn to
th a t teachers have tho right to read
M cM innville ........................... 4100.00 tery Association till Saturday December
tho bible in tlio public schools if they so W O A rth u r A wi to C A W al
F. A. MORRIS, P res.
29tli 1900 for furnishing lum ber and
A. R. MILLS, V iee-P res.
desire. Ilia decision reads: " If tlio
posts for fencing Cem etery grounds—nl-
lace p a rt of It 1 Fulrluw n Add
MOSES VOTAW, C ssh ie r.
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
Bible itself is not sectarian, and it cer
to M cM innville........................... 300 00 bo for building fence and g rubbing and
tainly cannot be, tlie simple reading ol
clearing
land.
For
pn
rticu
iu
u
inquire
D Nairn to J F Franendleuer
H. COOPER, President.
n chapter therefrom each m orning in
Ita 2 A 7 lilk 5 W illam ina........ 100.00 of
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
school, w ithout com m ent, or tlio rep eat W 1> W right A wf to E lzina
S. L, P a r k e t t .
E. K. SH A W , Vice Pres.
J. M. W R IG H T , Sec. and Manager.
Promptly Done.
ing ol th e Lord’s I’ruyor, cannot touch
t2
Clerk D undeeC em etry A ssn.
Stew ard it 3 blk 29 Oak P ark
N e w b e r g , O r.
or inculcate any doctrine, which would
Choice Farm and City Property.
Adii to M cM in n v ille................. 275.00
ho sectarian iu its character.” Over A II I’ap o A w flo B F Yergen
Collect
Rents
and
Look
After
Estates.
\ W o m a n 's A w fu l P e r il .
Horseshoeing and General Black-
wise editors are claim ing th a t us tlie
214.04 a in lto b t Kinney d 1 c
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
"T h e re is o n ly one chance to save
O IL O -J V J S riZ E ID 1 8 9 3
smithing.
source of so many beliefs, it is therefore
t 3 s 3 w ..................................... 4000.00 I your life an d tlin t Is th ro u g h nn opera-
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
sectarian and should l>e prohibited from Clara A 1!rondivi'11 A husb to A
a tio u " were th e sta rtlin g w ords heard
Y EA R LY to C hristian
tlm schools. Such ridiculous pedantry
M Brown 230 a in A E G arri
l>y M rs. I. H. H u n t of Lim e Ridge,
man or woman to look
Transacts a general banking
is unw orthy of notice, and we wish to
son d 1 c s 5 a r 5 w ................. 1000.00 Wis., from her doctor ufter lie had
after ourgrow ing business business.
be counted every tim e on th e side of our Liazie V arborongh ty Wm K irby
If
you
want
to
buy,
either
a
large
or
small
farm,
you
can
save
both
in tills and adjoining counties, to act as
vainly tried to cure h er of a frig h tfu f
nttorney-gcncrul on a decision like tlie
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you M anager and C orrespondent; work can
Ils 13 A 14 blk J Bibee’s Add
case of stom ach trouble m id yellow
above. Q uibbling newspapers m ake
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop- be done at your hom e. Enclose self-
to S h e rid a n ................................... 250.00 jau n d ice. Gall stones had formed and
Foreign Exchange bought and
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob- addressed, stam ped envelope for partic-
th e most noise on tlio subject, but we
pin- c o n sta n tly grew worse. T h en she
W. I I . Meers A wf to Joe Ego
sold.
believe the best citizenship jf tlie state
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, ^ r> Corcoran B uilding, opposite
began to use E lectric B itters w hich
20 a in (lie Jo h n Welch d i e t
upholds Mr. Blackburn in his decision.
or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) in particular, U nited States Treasury, W ashington,
3 8 r 2 iv...................................... 121)0.00 w holly cured h er. It’s a w onderful
write us.
I D. C.
Careful attention given Collection:}
I S tom ach, L iver and K idney rem edy.
II. J . M inlliorn A wt to L aura
An honest m an, ono whoso motives
Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of A ppetite. T ry
F orchi sm all tract adj New
nro purer and honorable, who wishes
AGENTS WANTED— FOR "TfTE LIFE \N D
45.00 It. O nly 50o. G uaranteed. F o r sale
berg .............................................
A chievem ents of A d m ira l D ew ey,” th e w orld's
strict justice done to every m an, who J M eckinsA wf to T J A K A
j by C. F. Moore A Co. druggist
re a te st n av al h e ro
By M urat H alstead, th e
stands ready to accord to nil others tlie
ifclong friend and a d m ire r of th e n a tio n 's Idol.
30.00 — - ........... ................................. — . ■
Mid datigli It 4 blk 13 Whiloson
B iggest a n d beat book; over MX) rage*, fix 10
rig h ts anil privileges lie dem ands for M. A t'o x A hush to T J A E A
in c h e s ; nearly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s .
T o C u r e A C o ld I n O n e
Only 11.50. F. nor »non* d e m a n d .
Big c o m m is
him self, lias nothing to (ear from public
Midilnugh It 4 litk 12 W hiteaon
30.00 T ake L a ia t iv k B romo Q i in im r T arlkts . All sions. Outfit free. C h an ce of a lifetim e. W rite
By. Ho operates openly and fearlessly, Jam es A wf lo V am lalia W ill
qu
ick
.
The
D
om
iniou
C
om
pany,
8rd
floorC ax-
d ru g g is ts re fu u d th e m oney if It fail* to cure. ton B ldg., Chicago.
in the presence of all men under all c ir
K. W. G rove's s ig n a tu re is on each box. i ’Sc.
iams It 1 A 2 blk 29 Oak Park
cum stances. He lias nothing to conceal.
add to McMinnville ................
75.00
T he man who is not iione-t, whose mo Mary F H urley to U M H u n te r
N ew b erg
N o tic e f o r P h M Ir-n ito n .
tives are im pure and dishonorable, w ho j 11 n adj H urley A Larges add
D icpait m icst o r t iir I n tk kio r ,
l l a m o s s S /io p .
seeks to gain a personal ad v an tag e over j to New b o r g ...............................
60.00 L and OtMcc a t O regon City, tire , Nov, 5,1900.
Notice is hereby given th a t th e follow ing-
his fellows, by w hatever means are Hoc- ' Alva P Macy A w f to E W Howe
E V E R Y TH IN G IN T H E L IN E O F
ntuned s e ttle r ha* filed n o tice of his in te n tio n
rssury to accomplish his purpose, is tlie
to m ake final proof in su p p o rt of h is claim , and
I 30 h ill L'urnii Goodrich d Ic
th
a
t
said
p
ro
o
f
w
ill
be
m
ade
b
efo
re
th
e
R
egis
m an who operates under cover: sll his | t 4 a r 3 w ...................................
80.00 te r and R eceiver a t Oregon C ity. O regon, on s»s»HORSE G O O D S » »
l»eeem her *1. 1900, via. H enry G iertson. a lias
actions »re concealed in ao far as he can ' Koasa N G arristi toJoseph W ill
H e in ric h 11. U ocrtacu. II. K. No. 10240, for the
make them ao; he cannot stand inspcc
lot l of 8e< t on
I ■
. < K » w
iams l a in Jam es G arrish il I
He 101111»"» th e follow ing w itn e sse s to prove
linn by ills nciglib *rs. L it tlie ineml>ers
Give m*
c t 3 s r 3 i v .................................
.00 hi* coni in non* re* t d e u ce u p o n an d c u ltiv a tio n Repairing Neatly Done.
of * «id lau d , vis:
of tlio n ex t legislature iiear this in tuin 1 F J Itobertson et al to Alle Itoli-
a
call.
L udw ig \d o if of N ew berg, O regon,
a lie n they meet for llifl purpose ol
Thom as P s rrlsn , of
"
*•
crlsou 80 a in Enoch Cooper
G eorge W enger, of
"
•*
H. L. Sutherland.
selecting a United States Senator. Let
T h e form ula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
W illiam P a rrish , of
•*
•'
d l c t ö s r S w .........................
1.00
each honest man stan d lip and declare Alio liola'rtson et al to K J Kob
CM AS. B MOORF.8, R egister.
k n o w ju st w hat you are taking when you take Grove’s. « Imitator»
him self opposed to secret party caucus.
el Ison SO a in Enoch Cooper
do n o t advertise their formula know ing that you would not buy
I Ait each, In tlie presence of ids fellow
N o tic e
d I c t 5 s r 3 w ...........................
1.00
m em bers and all tlie state, boldly, h o n Alte Robertson et al to Eunice
Iu th e C ounty C ourt of the S tate of O regon for
their medicine it you knew w hat it contained.
Grove’s contains
the C ounty of Y am hill.
estly and fcarlesily declare Ids prefer
N E RRITT. P re s id e n t.
11ib i» 35.32 a in Enoch Cooper
In th e m a tte r o f th e E state of
R r. MILKS, vice-Pres.
Iro n and Q uinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
once. A refusal no to do will a t once
K It WOODWARD. Secretory.
il I e t 5 a r 3 w ' ........................
1.00 K IJd flA SMI 1 11, deceased
J. C. COLCOKP. 1 'o .h l.l
brand hin as a coward mid as one who T A T urner A wf to city of Mc
N otice i-« h e re b y giv en th a t J o h n W S m ith
form.
T h e Iron acts as a tonic while the Q uinine drives the
the d u ly q u alified and actin g A d m in istra to r of
cannot h a re the light of il.iy let in upon
the Kstate of K lisha Sm ith, d e ceased , lias r e n
M innville right of way for sew
malaria
o
u t o f the system.
Any reliable druggist .will tell you th a t
d e re d an.I p re sen te d for s e ttle m e n t an d filed
his legislative doings His refusal will
er over its 1 A 2 II 3 Newby«
in th e s h o re nam ed Court his final acc o u n t of
R.
r
.
MILKS,
he declaration th at lie lias som ething to
h is a d m in istra tio n of said K state am i that »aid
Grove's IS the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Sni mid ...................................
1 00 C
J. C. C O U ’ORD.
ourt has *r p o in ted 1 nesday th e fi;h day of |
conceal. We hope every man whose W f Booth A wi to city of Mc
R It WOODWARD.
Ja n u a ry . A. IV PJOI, a t One o 'c lo c k in th e a fte r
Chill T onics arc imitations.
An analysis o f o th e r chill tonics show»
n
e
t
i
K
i
r
r
.
uoon a* th e tim e and the C ounty C ourt room in ■
d u ty it shall lie to vote for S enator
J II DOIV.LAS. JR
1.00 •he c o u rt house In the city of M cM innville in
Minnville right ol way (or sewer
D
irectors.
that G rove’s is superior to # all others in every' respect.?,
-You»
Y am hill C ounty. O regon, as th e place for the
w ill 1« held striotly to account l>y his W S Link to city of M cM inn
h o lriu g of o b je c tio n s to tho said final account
constitu en ts.
are
n
o
t
experim
enting
when
you
take
Grove’s—
it*
‘
.
»uperiority
1.00 and th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f a t w h ic h tim e and
ville rig h t of wav for sewer .
lace any aud all p e rm its In te re s te d In said t o n a * « r o M i K N T S l.siM A T itie n , Pori
Al ic Robertson et al to Ia>u
>tate m ay a p p e a r am i file objectio n s in w rit
la u d ; K anone! P a rk B auk. Ne » Y ork
and
excellence having long been established.
Qrpvc’i is
ing
and th e said accou nt ami c o n te st th e satu*
A reputation for benevolence a n d '
Howe 35.35 a in Enoch Cooper
D ated D ecem ber the 7th. A, D. 1900
■¡tranters sisU Inx th e e ity sre larite.1 In call at
only Chill C u re sold th ro u g h o u t the entire o u l a r i j j iccUOTJi flf
J o h n w s m it h .
generosity has its drawbacks as well as
1.00
d l c l 5 t r 3 w ........................
■ he hank lor inf«-iaation eo o ca ra tu e lha
A d m in istra to r of the E state of ElU h i Sm ith. i
a reputation fur the oppo-ite tiling r u b C A W allace ft wf to \V C Ar«
6*0t«ct<L
city C:.*rsspoatt#PCe in rltcR .
ihc U n ite d State»
N o C ure, N o Pay.
r5Q&
'*
of
J A N U A R Y 1ST, 1901,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Carpets,
R. JACOBSON & CO.,
M oM IN N V ILLE, ORE.
N e w b e rg
L,and
Newberg, Ore.
f
ROY GARDNER
Co.
$
900 .
Chilis
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Bank of Newberg.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
E
Price,