IMPORTANT NOTICE.
I the American quarter of l’ekin, is very
II. J. Littlefield.
LARGE COST SALE
H. A. L ittlefiel
Now in progress at the-
LIT T L E F IE L D BROS.,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Reliable English correspondence puts it
very plainly that the Americans have
the most capably mastered the situation.
Their portion of the city contains a quar
It is rumored that supporters ol Mr. ter o f a million people, and t lie corres-|
Corbett’s senatorial aspirations a re ! pondent says, ‘This enormous portion I
threatening to hold up the legislature of the city is policed hy exactly one FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
again unless lie is elected. It would hi: company of infantry and a few mounted
" I am so thankful for what Dr.
a calamity
and a diegrace
to the state to ' men under a . provast marshal. Their Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has
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have a repetition of the hold unof 18'Mi,1 scheme of municipal government could done for m e,” writes Mrs. John T .
but if the Portland politicians think not he bettered hy the British, who Smith, of Slocan, B. C., Box 50.
they can force an improper selection by have learned tiie business experience in " I t cured me of a disease which
What was taking away all my strength,
making such threats they greatly mis every quarter of the globe.”
greater concession could an Englishman helped me through the long months
take the temper of the people.
make?
before baby came and I have a big
President McKinley will take a trip to
California in May and Oregon should
extend him a hearty invitation to como
north and see the statu, which of ull the
Pacific States has proved to he hia
staunchest friend. lie owes it to 11 s,
nnu tne people, regardless of polities
would like to sec another president. It
might be well to assure him by way of
parenthesis, that the namo of Oregon’s
governor is not Penuover any more.
The Baker City Republican thinks
is an evidence of populistic tendency on
the part of the Republicans to object to
selecting ns n senator n man whose sole
qualification is his wealth. Wo would
prefer to think that it is an evidence the
Republicans of this state still retain a
spirit of patriotic independence. When
Oregon becomes a pocket boron gli of u
ricli man, as is the ease in Nevada and
Montana, it will be a good statu to emi
grate from.
Mam m oth Store
Offices in Chehalem V alley Bank Building,
Plione No. 43.
Residence north oi Public School Building,
Phone No. 44.
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J A N U A R Y 1ST, 1901,
TTOICNKY-AT-LAW.
CLARENCE B U TT .
Which is only about 3 weeks from date.
Therefore parties iu need of goods had better call
at once and investigate our grand bargains. A ll our Jackets, Capes and Furs are offered from
y i to y i less from the regular price.
W ill practice In all the courts of the state
Special attention g ive n to probate work, the
w riting o f deeds, mortgage*, contracts and the
drafting o f a ll legal papers.
N e w b e rg . O reg o n .
O f f ic e — Second Floor
Bank of New berg Building.
Clothing, D ry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Carpets,
DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
strong baby girl, the most healthy
Aud all our Tailor goods are offered from 1-5 to x/t less thau the regular prices.
The reason
of this cost sale is as previously advertised.
On account of a chauge iu the firm.
In fact every article is offered uow at manufacturers
prices.
Respectfully yours,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Relative to the much mooted senator and happy of all my three.”
Special attention alho given to diseases of the
ial question, the Eugene Register makts HAKES THE
DIFFERENCE
E Y E , E A R , N O S E AND T H R O A T .
some strong points.
It holds that
Office over Bank of Newberg.
however much tiie energy and enter
prise of Hon. I I . W. Corbett may be a 1-
mtred, U ts a patenl fuel Dial Ins age
I). p. Price.
O. L. Price
and bodily infirmities render him un
suitable for a representative of this etate
in tiie senate of the United States. In
tiie second place it is field that even i f !
Mr. Corbett were a younger man, he j
Newberg, Oregon.
would not he suitable for tiie reason that |
(C. V. Bank Bldg.)
A ll legal work promptly and carefully attended
lie does not stand well in administration j
to. Collections given oar im m ediate at
circles. Tliis being tho case, he would
tention.
W ATCHM AKER
lack the necessary influence to serve
Oregon well in this time of crisis to Pa
and J E W E L E R ,
cific Coast development. Tiie last point
Solicits the patronage o f his old Indiana
is especially well taken, as it is often
Friends who need watch repairing done.
overlooked. Our now commercial e x
¿0
7 M o rriso n St.
pansion on (lie Pacific 1ms opened up
Attention is also directed to such new F LO U R , F E E D , H A Y & C H A I N
VHHt possibilities for tho West, and each
P O R T L A N D , O i*.
state is hustling for first pluee in the fields for energy or capital as promise
G A IID B N & F L O W Bit
race. Was there evei a time when u fair return.
SEEDS.
This publication fills a need long ex
man of influence was more needed at
perieneed
hy
Oregonians,
in
replying
to
Freo Delivery.
Washington? It cannot be denied that
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
Senator McBride has a stand in witii the inquiries of eastern friends.
K C. W a r d & Co.
Copies may be had of local agent
administration, and generally gets what
1,1. Street, Newberi?, Or
he goes after. In what way would a Southern Pacific Co., or from C. H
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
change, then, bo beneficial? Tho only Markham, G. P. A., Portland, Or.
Mr. Cleveland is again in the puhli c
gaze for having expressed a few candid
convictions relative to the status of the
true democracy. The conservative demo
crats laud his expression ns that of n answer is that Mr. Corbett wants tiie
Moses come to lead his people out of the position, aud being rich therefore ought
wilderness, and say it will help bring to have it. Thu legislature which meets
into lino thousands of voters absolutely next month has to decide between the
necessary for party success. On the best interests of Oregon and tiie 11 m-
other hand a prominent Rrynuito says, hilions of Mr. Corbett, and a decision
“ In my opinion Mr. Cleveland should for the latter w ill open up some leading
hold his tongue. Ho is the last man juestions of misplaced confidence by
who should offer advice for tho rehabil betrayed constituencies.
itation of the democratic party.”
Such
docided difference of opinion makes ¡tail
T h e Lnst o f the lluft’aloes.
very interesting, hut does not conduce
The American bison is dying with the
toward democratic re-uniiicatiou.
century. According to a computation
R. Jacobson & Co.’s,
E . J A C O B S O N & CO.,
JIo M IN N V IL L E , O R E .
PRI CE & PRI CE.
A TTO R N EY S -A T-LA W .
JOHM A. BECK
rbod & Seed Storo
ROY GARDNER
Uric Acid iu the blood causes
Promptly Done.
T o th o D en f.
Uhcumuti.sm, S cia tic a , G ou t and
N e u ra lg ia .
A rich lady cured of her Deafness and
Noises in the Hoad hy Dr. Nicholson’s
Artificial Ear Drums, gave if 10,000 to
his institute, so that (loaf people unable
to procure tiie Ear Drums may have
them fieo.
Address No. 10013.
The
Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue
New York, U. S. A.
Removes the cause.
Ilorseshoeiug and General Black-
smithing.
Co.
H. COOPER, President.
E. K . SH A W , Vice Pres.
>
J. M. W R IG H T , Sec. and Manager.
Choice Farm and City Property.
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Insurance Written iu Select Companies.
Newberg-, Ore.
If you Want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
time aud money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
want we will take pleasure in assisting you iu procuring prop
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob
tain information about Real Elstate or the country in general,
or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) in particular,
write us.
F U R N IT U R E &
U N D E R T A R IN G .
. •_
Hollingsworth & Co.
A written
H ave every thing you w ant in the
. . . W iNK & B U N K . . .
Will you wink and blink your life and ner-
vo is energy away, rather than wear glasses?
Will you force your eyes to overwork, neglect
them when they cry for help, abuse them year
after year, until at middle life you are com
pelled to seek aid, perhaps to find your vision
impaired beyond entire repair?
A L I T T L E C L A S S AID
at the proper time will save you a world of
trouble and preserve your vision for old ago,
when vou begin to rtiy more and more oil
printed book and newspaper for companion
ship. Consultation and Eyes Tested Froo.
guarantee with each ring to
There is money in tho city treasury to
pay all outstanding warrants up to No.
170 in 1900.
Present the same for pay
ment as interest will stop from this date.
Dated Newberg, Ore., Nov. 30th, 1900.
S . M. C a l k i n s ,
t4
City Treasurer.
Tend
sasRBmmKMBnmMMB
TUTS K I S N
R H E U M A T IC
K IN G
C a ll f,»r C ity W a r r a n t s .
N ew berg
House Furnishing Line.
which lias just been made as to the num
return your money in 30
ber still in existence, only a little over
is . \ri v a
days if not entirely satisfac
10(X) of them are leit. Tlieso are scat
tered through private collections, city
tory. Call and get a little
N E W G O O D S A R R IV IN G
&
[mrks, zoological gardens and a few gov
ernment reserves.
In tho neighbor
booklet that tells the story.
hood of 200 of them, it is estimated, are
< lilt... u».
W a l l P a p e r & P ic tu re M o u ld in g in a ll S ty le s & P ric e s .
TUB Tim mui w r lwnmcr.
M. J. W IN T C I7 9 ,
Eake, in Canada. Both in Canada and
“ If your dear mother could count on
1 block E. FostoiTico.
Jeweler & Optician A ls o n F u ll L in e o f n ew est C arpets.
A l l lin es o f U n d e r ta k in g
tiie United Stales they are now prac
G oods co n s ta n tly on burnt.
tically extinct. Fewer of them hy far your steady, sensible, helpful, practical
wore ever in Canada than were in this interest in (tie home-making and the
C.
M oore ,
country, but In Canada, too, they have management of tlie house, she would be
the happiest mother in tiie world,”
virtually disappeared.
This 1000 buffaloes are all that are left writes Helen Wattorson Moody of
D E A L E « IN
has for nearly sixty years been
published on Monday, Wednes
recognized as the People’s N a
of the immense herds, numbering many "W here Daughters are Sinners,” in Die
day and Friday, is a complete
tional Family Newspaper, for
D r ills & M ed ic in e s , B o o k s &
millions, which roamed over the plains January Rudies’ Homo Journal. ‘ ‘She
up to date daily newspaper,
farmers and villagers.
Its
splendid
Agricultural
Depart
three days in the week, with
botwocn tiie Mississippi and iho Pacific would ho glad to give over a little, or a
B o o k lets, F in e & F a n c y S ta tio n
ment, its reliable market re
all Important news o f the other
ports,
recognized
authority
in such numbers as to amaze the earlier great deal, of her authority to an earnest
e r y , S chool B ook s & Supplies.
four days.
Profusely illus
throughout the country; its
She
fashion notes, its Science and
----- IF SO
explorers and which were found even and systematic little daughter.
trated, and filled with interest-
Mechanics Department, i 1 3
east of the Alleghanics hy tho first has had the care of the home on her
fascinating short stories, etc.,
W A L L U A F F .IÎ.
N ew est P a t-
etc., render it indispensable In
“ ■ keep in close touch with news
mind now for nearly twenty live years—
every family. R e g u l a r Ntil>-
An exchange thus diagnoses a prom wliito settlers on tills continent. Cortez
° f the nation and world.
tern s a n d Styles.
m r ip t lo n
p r ic e ,
$1 .0 0
morning,
afternoon
nml
evening,
meals,
I
n
i
S
#
y
i
1 C R e g n la r subscription,
three
and
three
quarter
centuries
ago,
inent case of general debilitation:
p e r year.
■ ■
p r i c e , $ 1 .5 0 p e r y e a r .
house
'furnishing,
house-cleaning,
sew
on
Ills
arrival
lit
Mexico,
saw
im
in connection with The Tribune we offer to those wh0 desire to secure the heat magazines
Democracy Is a very sick patient.
The
Illustrated weeklies and agricultural Journals, tho following splendid i S e m e n t s ?
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old relatives have been trying to dis ages of the amiinal among tiie Indians ing, guests, everything. Think of it!
Do
you
wonder
that
her
first
floe
en
Regular
.With
Weekly
T
r
i-Weekly
of
that
locality,
though
ho
probably
charge the physician since the collapse
Price
Tribune,
Tribune,
Ono Year.
One Year.
One Year.
of November (i, and now tlie head nurse never met any o f them alive. Cuheza thusiasm is a little dulled, and that it by calling on me before
• 95.4MI
55.00
doesn’
t
seem
so
tremendous
n
matter
to
~
— ■•■••it'""* * •’ > .s iw m V * t y .
4.00
lias abandoned the sick room.
Tho old do Vacca and his three companions in
4.00
Harper 3 linear. Neve Y o rk City.
4.00
4.00
4 .5 0
closing a trade with
time family physician, w ho brought the tho eight years of wanderings which led tier if tier sofa cushions are old-fashion
4.00
4.00
4.50
ce n tu ry
> .n v Y o r k C i t y ..............
MORRIS. Pres.
4.00
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patient through some hard sieges in tho them from Florida across America's ed, or her window curtains me loopod
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8.00
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A. R. MILLS, Vlce-Pres.
T e n u r e » '• :.y r . r . i n e . N e w Y o r k C i t y ............
others.
1.00
1 .:»•
1.05
past, has been standing around critici dark continent to the Gulf of California, primely back as t hoy were twenty years
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier. * r * n I t I. cm I I c n « lo a t h ly , N e w Y o r k C i t y . .
1.00
1.25
1.N5
M unm
. ; - , Nc-vi Y o r k C i t y ...............
ago,
or
her
waitress
doesn't
wear
tiie
three
nnd
two-centuries
ago
were
prob-
j
1.00
1 .:;5
2 .0 0
zing tho treatment and the medicines
i i l w i : a , Nr t v Y o r k C i t y .
1.00
1 .1 0
1.75
1.00
1 .2 0
recently administered, but I>r. Brynn ably tho first of white men who ever sot very newest kind of aprons.
1.75
rs.oo
5 .0 0
5.50
eyes
oil
the
American
bison.
Coronada
says tho other has not suggested any
5.00
5 .0 0
5 .5 0
4.00
4 .0 0
4 .5 0
A W onm u'H A v ful l*cril.
new remedies to substitute for them. anil his fellow conquistadors a few years
2 .8 0
2.50
8 .1 5
3 .0 0
3.50
8 .0 0
There lies the patient, all tho family in later, in their chase after tjuivari’s gold
‘ ‘There Is only one chance to save
1.00
1.25
1.N5
1 .0 0
1 -25
1 75
tears and nobody to suggest a remedy. en phantom, saw vast numbers of the ! your life and that is through an npera-
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humped-backed”
cows.
Spaniard,
2 .0 0
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The ease looks desperate at best, and
2
.5 0
ation” wore the startling words heard
F e r m J e n r n u l , Y liH r »d e l-»b in , p Cn n ................
—— I have both-----
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1 .0 0
1.50
p ln c o tt*a 3!itpruxine, P h i l a d e l p h i a - l ’e n n .
8.00
Heaven help tiie next nurse who takes Frenchman nnd Englishman among the ] j ,, rs. I. It. Hunt o f Lim e Ridge,
8.00
OIEÒG-.A. E T IS IE ID 1 S 9 3 Y i.lp
8 .5 0
o u t h 's C o m p a n io n , U o n to u , M u m ..................
1.75
2.25
2 .9 0
explorers of the great West of tho early Wis., from her doctor after ho had
f a r m « m l I I « r i r , S p r ln
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charge of it.
.50
1.00
1 .5 0
N e w r..
1
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and
1.00
1.25
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lays saw and have left records of tiie j vainly tried to cure her o f a frightfuf
Cooci
k e e n l 'i r , K » r i . » I n * * .........
1.00
1.00
1 .0 5
Transacts a general banking F a r m , F i e l d a n d 1 i r e n i é e , t i l l carro» i l l .........
1 .0 0
buffalo.
1.00
1 .0 5
t ir a n n e .ln<M ¡ . in n e r . C h ie n s :», 111...............
| case o f stomach trouble and yellow
If tho election last June had turned
1.00
1.25
1 .8 5
property itt
I . p lt o m ls t , I n <lLn.il
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business.
Lewis end Clark’s narrative of their I jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
.50
1 .0 0
1.50
upon the question whether the president
O h io F a r m e r . < le v c ln m i. O h i o ..........................
.«O
1.00
1.05
journey from tho Mississippi to the Pa she constantly grew worse. Then she
M ic h ig a n F a r m e r . D e t r o i t . M i c h ....................
1.00
1.65
of the First National Bank of l ’ortlund
f , « r m n n d l i r c M e . S p r it » -f i e l d . O h i o ...........
1.00
1.50
cific in the early years of the present begun to use Electric Bitters which j
« • a r m N e w s , S o r i n g tie id . O h i o ....................
.50
1.00
should or should uot be selected senator,
1.50
Foreign Exchange bought and H o m e n n d F a r m , C o n i» v i H e. K y ......................
.50
1.00
1.50
century is enlivened hy many descrip wholly cured her. It’s a wonderful
T h e F a r m e r . -*t. H a u l. V i n u ........................ ..
.50
how many would have voted in favor of
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sold.
tions of the immense herds of buffaloes
1.10
1.00
i Please send ca«h with order.
. ¡Stomach, I.lver and Kidney rem edy.1
Corbett? In hia own county, where his
which they saw.
Horace Greeley, in Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite. Try j and prices as low as the lowest.
ove
publications
in
connection
wfth
election was more or less an issue in the . . . .
The Tribuno may remit at publiâhers' regular prices.
, • , , ■ ... , j bis journey across the plains in 187,0, hu ’ w It. Only nOc. Guaranteed.' For sale \ on will find the property I ofier Careful attention given Collections. I
Address T H F T R I B U N E . N e w Y o r k C i t y .
campaign, tlie l itizcns Legislative lick-1
t ,
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1
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great herds of them nt many points in hy ( ’ . F. Moore A Co. druggist
for sale as represented.
et was elected because it was under
his course, one of which he estimated, hy
stood to be opposed to him. The per-
tho area which it covered, to contain
sisteucy with which his namo is insisted
T o C u re A C o ld In O ne H a y
about 1,000,000. They were numerous
Opposite r . O.
Newberg, Ore.
upon, is, under the circumstances, little
enough in the later (ibs ami early 70s in ' Take I. vx vnvR R komo Q uinine T aulkt *. All
short ot impudence. It is understood
J
drug)
•tsts
refund
tho
money
if
ii
fails
to
cure.
Í
Kansas to delay trains on the Kansas
that he “ claims” certain members of
Pacific Railroad (or an hour or more nt i K. W. Grovo's signature is on each box. 2 ôc.
the legislature. Doubtless ho will lie
a
time in crossing the track. Boatmen
able to pievail on some hy methods
/I n r n e s s S / i o p .
N o t ic e fo r r u M l r . i t in
on
the upper Missouri used to complain,
known to rich uud unscrupulous candi
within
the
past
forty
years,
that
they
Duranr
KNTOF
T1IR
ISTKRIOR,
dates, but those influenced in this way
EVE3Y TH1NC IN THE LINC OF
Lund Oltlce st i eg on City, Ore , Nov, 5 . two.
—
m a fimi
. i i it . hard
1 ...1 .
. i.i
,
..
will
lo explain
when
they ' frequently encountered iiumiier» swim
Notice
i*
herohv
«Ivon
taut
tho
folio
»wins
I raing accross the river which compelled named s ‘ttlor I vin fl!c>l notlco of his Intention j n w IIO R S E G O O D S ««.
return homo.
| them to “ tie it;»’’ for several hours at a t-> tmiko final proof iu support of his claim, n:i«i i
'S” . - .
that v»h1
will l*o made before the Regis
¡tim e.
The transcontinental railroads, ter and Ueeeiver at Oregon Citv. Oregon, on |
January
l'.oi,
v;*:
H,
r.ry
dierto'ii.
alia»
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When Joe Mi in.>n was elected United ' however,ended the days of the buffaloes
lleiurich 1! (»oertien. 1». E. N ». 10240, for the Repairing Neatly Dotte.
Give tue
r s r 'i s V*
n ^
States Nenator from Oregon he had but I Great swarms of hunters were carried lot 1 o? ¡ter*.foil T * . K 2 W.
a
ïsL&Zsà'Ls?- a *> I A
He name* the following wttneases to prove !
a
call,
lew, if any, personal admirers In the out by the railroads across the prairies his eontinuon*
residence upon aud cultivation j
state, outside of Portland. Nevertheless jaml plains, and vast numbers oi the of unit! Ion I. vi*:
H. L. Sutherland.
l.utuiir V
of Newberg. Oregon,
the people knew that he was capable of buffaloes were kille I out of sheer want-
Thomas Parri.su, of
*•
*•
4/0
lieoreu Weaver, of
••
••
making tho state a good senator amt 1 onness. Next to tho Indian himself the
W illiam Parrish, of
••
••
|
bottle—
hence
you
is
plainly
printed
The formala
thooiclit lie would do so, hut from pres buffalo was the most picturesque an.I
o i l \s. it. moor KS. UesUter.
ent indications it apjiears they are | distinctive feature ol the American
Grove's. - Imitators
know
just what you are taking wRen
Ù Ì
doomed to disappointment. When con ! landscape in the wilder regions from the
Notice.
0*
would not buy
ùo not advertise their formula knov.
gress recently reassembled, instead of j earliest days down to a comparatively In the (Vnnty Conrt 01 the state of Oregon
K P K Ir\ P re.i,len t.
I\ MILES .........
Grove’s
contains
the 1 .»tuny «•f Yamhill.
being in Washington looking after the recent time, hut both—the Indian bv se
vou
knew
what
it
contained.
their medicine if J
Il w o o D w vKP. Sc m ary.
the matter >>1 the K'tate of
C. I OU'OHD. l'a - h t.i.
interests of his constituents he remained clusion in the reservations and the huf- In
Tasteless
KI.I8I1 \ SMtt‘11. 1 !IrcMvvI.
Iron and Quinine put up iu correct proportions anC i is in a
at home, presumably for tho purpose of . tain hy death— have ls-en oveiwdielmed
NoCce la hrr»'hjr given that John W Sn
.Inly .pul fid ami acting Atltnliilatralc
S
T
O
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K
,
defeating his colleague, Mr. Mcltrido for bv tiie wave of civilization.—(Lobe the
ierm.
The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
the Rst *le of Kli*ha ftintth. ticcca»e«l, h »9 1
.tcr.-.l .n,| ......alic t l>»r «etti.umc.st sti l f
re-election. To Senator McBride's credit Democrat.
Any reliable druggist will tel) you that
m a h m a e u : c f the system.
In the sl»ove nantii l Conn hta final eccomi
lie was in hi* seat in congress, looking
hi* •' 1 mln!'tnitt»n of ».II K-t«ite an ! that 1
and
that all other so-called Tasteless
......
lay
Court
h«a
•rp*’,r.«et
r
the
*h
«lat
th
e
after the interests of the state, instead
G r ò r e ’ s is
nt- thing \c
January. * 1*. b*'i
*ck In the ai
i L \ \ Jit.
noon at* the time aml the (Veintv t'nort rostn
of lemHining at home and electioneering
ire
imitations.
An
analysis of other chill tonics shows
Dirvcier
Iu*t publÍHlx d by the Southern
C h i: 1 T o n ic
«he emrt h**n«e la 4he city of Mc'l im» tile
for another term, ami this fact will not
Yamhill «’ * » tv «»re« h », a* t'he }»Uec for
¡(lo Cu. is a pamphlet U|Hin the
is superior to *all others in every respect.
You
G r o ’.N;
that
luae him any friends in the eoniing sena
«o u ree '.a o f W o a lerti O r e g o n « » I n c h in* Am! » 1 *
ere »f ai ah Ich t m » t. t r o t i n i H fO D H O N r a l.a»M
. .
H ece an ly sn>1 ail pel
when
you*
take
Grove’s—
its
superiority
torial struggle — KIgin Recorder.
1
ln
.
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t
experimenting
: N atioa rl Park Mauk. h
c\-¡
* ì » C n e :
elib îo a itn e x e c lie n t m a p o f
Rural free delivery brings the ques
tion ol good roads home to the farming
communities in a manner which is like
ly to produoo results. Tho postal de
partment announces that where roads
are not kept up so carriers can make
trips on scneditte ttmc tne Ttmws wvrt v*-
ahandoned.
Rural Communities lose
every year many tiinos tho cost of good
roads In titno and inability to reach the
market with produce than it would cost
to provide good roads, but they have be
come so accustomed to it that they do
not realize what a waste it is. When
deprived of tho privileges of froo de
livery, which they have begun to ap
preciate, they may wake up ami adopt
measures to remedy tho evil.—Omulm
Bee.
WINSLOW BROS.,
Jewelers.
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Camera and Kodaks
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CITY
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Tracts to suit
purchaser, |
ChilL
A . P. OLIVES,
Now herg
£ 0 *
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
Sank of Newb ppor
CAPITAL
$ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
Original
tn e Al A te , 1 -täte m
[>pcAr atu 1 file abject loi i . tu wrl«.
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the same
in fo r in a tio n c>n cH m A te,
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U n «!* , iMliumii o n , rile , e x i « f in g in d a * »
à , ,
i A4n:ln tat Fa; U r t»f U m »K a u tg a f Kill«ha Smith,
I r .va 4 ti•i t l i « i r c a p u l>11 i U m .
4eccaie ! 1.
î*n«l «•<DlD u in i
The splendid complimente which even
the English pay the Americans for tho
-
Strsn.ycr
t.ie l
City.
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JS «li»
4
( î!y
«
«r
long been established. „ Grove’s is the
Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections ot
No Cure, No Pay. Price, '5oc,
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C '. c c i l « ¿nee
C h ill
L’ t i i u d
Having