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Newspaper Page Textw a am ivcaian.’ It. J. L ittlefield. H. A. L ittlefield. the adicnii-a of the would lie political of rural mail boxes he says: senatorial boti el Oregon.— Eugene I f f . wcc!i boxes, when put up with 46 . Ki'gixlcr. the approval of the 1‘ostniasler General, ISHUXU KVKHY FBI DAY MuKNINO. through his authorize! agents, are re r.iscaoc makes many a woman prema- . . . WINK & BLINK . . . Dark-rimmed eye®, hollow Offices in rhehMlem V alley Bank B uilding. M e s sa g e . garded as falling under the protection of turely old. I l o w Ute I'M -.liS en l W ro te III W ill you wink aud Mink you r life and ner- P hone No. 4ft. ' E. II. W oodwaku , Eurron A P ubuhiikb | F ood alter tho November election, Section 54M, United Slate» Revised cheeks and wasted form are accompan | vou.' energv away, rather than wear glasses? a * d j e w e l e r ied b y li-.'lcssuess and loss o f ambition. R esidence noxth o f P ublic School B uilding, | W ill you force you r eye* to overw ork, neglect P hone N'o. II. •\V. C. W oodwabd , A s s o c ia t i : E d i t o r . : I'reeident McKinley began work on a .Statutes (Section 1421 of tire Postal I.aws Home duties are a weariness, and social them wbt n they cry for help, abuse them year ami Regulations), which provides that: Solicits the patrouage o f his o ld Indiana niter vear, until at m iddle life you are com pleasures have no attraction. notable mate paper; hi» recent ineaaufce. pelled to >oek aid, perhaps to Hud you r visiou Friends w ho tieed watch repairing done. “ Any person who shall wilfully or One of the commonest expressions of ( 'ongresMioiml training in niaetering de i im paired beyond entire repair? F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 11, 1901. women cured by ^ T T O R N E Y AT LAW. maliciously injure, deface, or destroy 2 0 7 M o r r i s o n S t. tails tif conditions and measures enables A LITTLE CLASS AID Doctor Pierce'# P O R T L A N D , O IL at the proper tim e w ill save you a world of him t) prepare messages easily compre any mail matter deposited in any letter Favorite Prescrip tu to re d am ■ccond r i « . , m ilte r al the p o ilo fttc. trouble un i preserve you r vision for old age, tion is th is: "It hended by tho people, and lie follow» ’ ’ox, pillar tiox, or other receptacle es w hen vou begin to rely m ore and m ore on W ill practice iu nil the co u rt« o f tlie state al Nowlsirg, Oregon S pecial atteutiou giv e n to probate work, the printed book and newspaper for com p a n ion has made a new tablished by authority of the Postmaster the thread of events a» carefully us a w riting o f deed «, m ortgages, contracts aud the F. A. M 0K K IS. Pres. ship. C onsultation and Eyes Tested Free. woman o f me.” draftin g o f all legal papers. i judge when charging a jury. To write General,” shall 1« liable to u tine of not A. K. MILLS. V ire-P res. There’s a world H. J. WINTERS, N ew b e r g O r e g o n . more than f.VJO an l imprisonment for MOSES VOTAW , Cashier. A member of the legislature w hotofoil ail eighteeli-thouruncl word message of meaning in the O r r ic g — S econd F loor Jew eler a O ptician lb lo c k 'E . Post office. for Simon for senator two year» ago and |r8H lU ll ,|lirty j Byg M„| „till go on not more than three years. words. It means Bauk o f N ew terg B uildtag. the sparkle IV. Postmasters are instructed to who votes against the return of Senator hiluk|lll{ u,ou»ands of hand», receiving brought *back to Meltride who lias giveii six years of j caravans of callers, and nlways looking call the attention of the United State» the eyes; the com oore Attorney for tho Dis’ rict to any violi- gissl »«rvice nt W ashj^ltTli (or the atatc pU.g.gnt, requires mere than ordinary plexion tinted of Oregon, will lluAeffímt-elí in a done vitality, not to «peak of the Christian tioli o f this provision o f law, and to aid with the rosy hue Newlicrjr, Or. of healthy blood; DEALER IN box when lie undertakes to show np the graces, (for a president cannot escape in the discovery and prosecution of tl.e the form rounded Special attention also given to diseases o f the : conaÍHtency ol hin action» on hia return official drudgery). To .Secretary Cortcl- offender. o u t a n e w in D ru g s & M e d ic in e s , B o o k # & I h o ;« this warning will be sufficient graceful curves; the whole body radiant to hia constituents. EYE, EAR, WCSE AND THROAT. you, who took down the words in »hurt- O I R G r - ^ V .I S r iZ ’ I E jD 1 8 9 3 B o o k le t s , F i n e & F a n c y S t a t i o n - and that in the future no one will have with health. 1 Office o ve r Bank o f Newberg. hand, lie would dictate portions o f the Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription reason for complaint. ; c r y . S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p lie s . message during his ufleruoon walks, makes weak women strong and sick The Oregouian seems to lie very solic Transacts a general banking E. If. W o o d w a r d , P. M. carefully discussing, reviewing uud veri women well. It dries debilitating D. P. Price. O. L. Price itous ubout the language some of the business. Y V A l.I. P A P F i t . N ew est P a t- drains, heals Inflammation and ulcera fying every point as they wandered newspapers are using in their oppo tion and cures female weakness. It U -rns a n d S t y le » . sition to Mr. Corbett. Eor u sample of down tho paths of the White ffouse A little laiy was requited to write an makes new women of those prematurely proper language to I»' used in it sena grounds. Eront one pocket the Presi essay. “ The newspaper” was his subject aged by disease. Foreign Exchange bought and dent would take a memorandum slip of torial contest let (he Oregonian repro and here is the result: " I don’ t know « Dr. Pierce’« medicines are the beat I have sold. used.” writes Mrs. C. Nelson, o f Chemowa, Newberr, Oregon. duce a few of it’s editorials in the past paper, an l hi» fuithful stub of u lead how newspapers come to be in the | ever Mariou Co.. Oregon. wM\r health was badly (C. V. Bank Bldg.) pencil, two inches long with a worn rub In its opposition to Mitchell. They world. I don’ t think God does, for h e , run down when I consulted him by letter. My A ll legal work prom ptly and carefu lly attended • . „ ... . . . .. limbs were cold and my head hurt me continu- Careful attention given Collections.' w i t l l t i l l S u p p l i e s . would nut read well in a Sunday school ber; from another ho would produce httin t jrfit n o t h i n g t o M y about t h e m , j any . i wa, «o nervous that the least thing to. C ollections given our im m ediate at tention. notes he had made on envelopes, and would startle me almost into convulsion«. I hno a n d e d i t o r » is n o t in t h e B ib le . I t h in k I would startle me almost Into convutotons. I lma journal but they would serve to show up palpitation o f the heart so bad that I could the consistency (?) of the metro|iolitan evury wonl wits dictated to the stenogra the editor is one o f the missin’ link» you scarcely walk sometimes. I felt utterly discour aged, but two botties o f Dr. Pierce’s Favorite pher with deliberate, judicial precision. paper. read about, and stayed in tin* brush tilt Prescription and one o f ‘ Golden Medical Dis On a rainy day, when it was too stormy covery ’ made a new woman out o f m e.” after the flood, and then came out and fur the walk, the scraps of paper con While at present It is Impossible, ac wrote the thing up, and has been here Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Carriage and Wagon Builder. H. COOPER, President cording to the constitution of tiro United taining tho memoranda were laid out on ever since. I don’ t think lie ever dies Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps States, to elect U. S. senators by popular the long cabinet table and a few irorc I never s»w n dead ini’ and never heard *° fo r ^ h e ^ lH n ™ £ r J. M. W R IG H r , Sec. and Manager. E. K. SH A W , Vice Pres. vole, a member of the Multnomah dele words added here and there to the mes of one getting licked. Our paper is n covers, or 31 stamps for it in cloth bind- Repairing, Painting and Trimmiug sage—in the breathing spell between gation is preparing to Introdtico a hill mighty poor un’ the editor govs ’ thout ing. Address Dr." R. V. Pierce, No. 663 Choice Farm and City Property. Promptly Done. cullers. before (he legislature, w hich if passed, underclothes all »in ter, don’ t wear any Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Collect Rents aud Look After Estates. While digesting the carefully collected ho (thinks will prscticslly give to the socks, and paw hasn’ t pnid his subscrip data concerning the Chinese situation, a Investments Made for Non-Residents. people the choice. If is hill provides that tion in more than five years.” mo to plant as an experiment, and now Horseshoeing and General Black- Insurance Written iu Select Companies. til all tire general elections, the names touch of discord in the diplomatic sym let mu tell you bow it came out. I of the candidates for the scnutorshlp phony arising out of “ (lie concert of the smithing. A P r o m in e n t r t l i r . , . ) W o m a n S p e n t... planted the corn about the 5th o f Muy— shall he voted for hy tiic electors. The powers" demanded attention, but the Prof. Itoxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice planted one acre. It made a fine growth legislators elected will thus know wlmt work was continued hr it w as begun, a If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both President Illinois W om an's Alliance, and did well ns resulta will show. This CHiididute their constituents want, utnl clear hut simple recital of policy, facts time and money b y calling on us. If we haven’t what you iu speaking o f Chamberlain's Cough corn when in proper order was taken to j Uric Acid in the blood causes and suggestions, comprehensive and in will feel inclined to bow to tho public want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop Remedy says: “ I suffered witli u se Itlic iim u tiH iii, S c i a t i c » , G o u t a n d market and »old for forty three dollars desire. Of course the legislator can vote detail.—The National Magazine for erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob vere eolil this winter which threatened cash. Of course the small ears were N e u r a lg ia . January. us he pleases, ami the preference e x tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, to run into pneumonia. I tried differ mot taken, and these were worth some pressed hy the people will not always or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular, ent remedies but I seemed to grow thing for feed. I need not say anything mean an election, o*|>ecially when a rich A n O ld l.m id iiin r k . write us. worse and the m edicine upset my to farmers about the benefit of tin» kind innn is out a» a candidate, hut it would Workmen have been engaged this Htonmch. A friend advised me to try of summer fallow for (lie ground; will seem that such a measure comes as near week, in tearing down, what is known Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy an d I only say this, the stalk: are of much furnishing a direct vote, as is possible a» tho old llightleld building, sooth of found it was pleusunt to take and it re more value than most farmers will without the amendment o f the consti (lie Electric hotel. Mr. Jacob Cassell, lieved me at once. I am now entirely- credit. In harrowing I am careful not tution. proprietor of tho Electric will erect a recovered, waved a doctor’s bill, time to drag any stalks off the Held. Removes the cause. A written i three story building on tho ground next anil »nflt-ring, and I will never be w ith Again Mr. Editor. I believe if the i The lloer sympathizers, who have spring to he used ns n rooming house in out till» splendid medicine again.” Eor wealthy men, merchants and hankers of guarantee with each ring to )>efii so zealous in advocating the right- connection w ith the hotel. When this sa'e by C. F. Moore A Co. druggists. Newberg and farmers of the community return your money in 30 eollHiicHs of the Dutch course in South building Is torn down, one of the old will, Newberg will have a cannery first Africa, and at the »nine time in sticking land mark» of Oregon City, und Oregon, H ave every thing you want in the and a beet sugar factory afterwards. I C ity T r e a s u r e r 's Ite|i»rt. days if not entirely satisfac a thorn into the side of tho republicans, will have been destroyed. This build will go you “ iti to I ” on it. To »tart N k w b z so , Oit„ J a n . 7, 1901 should give oar to ono of their own kind ing was erected a hull century ago ono tory. Call and get a little i 0 KN Kit AL FONO. the ball rolling on the farmer’s side I will just returned from there, ono W. K. among the lirsl buildings in Oregon. It Cash on hand at last report ... < 2.19 If. pledge you hero nnd now 15 acres to booklet that tells the story. U ’Ren of Oregon City who needs no in was built hy— Highlleld, an Englishman R e ce iv e d from p oll t a x ............ $ 61 CO corn. Yours for the cannery. ” f i n e ............... 7 M troduction to the Oregon public as a in 18.V1. Mr. ( ’ has. Hold» of this city, 1-4, 1901. E. 8 . CitAYEX. ” d o g t a x ............ » a) high priest of populism and unti-repuh- was ono of tho carpenters who erected ” licen se ......... 17 75 lieanisin. Hear him. Speaking of the It. When this old building was new, to 75 ” e m p ’n d ’ir stock ltr a l K litato T r a n s fe r s . “ at.le walk tax. 19 T! political situation in South Africa he the gay and festive "In ju n ” was d is city tax 1907 10 1929 32 R eported by the Y am hill Co. Abstract C oat Me saya that the English were simply light tressingly plentiful along tho placid M in u ville, Oregon, for the w eek ending ing to secure and establish equal rights waters of the classic Willamette. Jan 0 1901. James M. Pugh, Manager. He T o llt I» general (and .............. DO Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles in (hut country, for people concerned, used to III! the days of his white brother * DISBVHSBMBNTS. U E Sayloi^ancl wf to Hattie E I A l s o a F u ll L in e o f u e w e s t C a r p e t » . A ll H oe» o f U n d e r ta k in g ami not, ns some suppose, simply for with terror and premature funerals, and I’ tttd out on w a r r a n ts ...............1509 63 Haylor south 1-2 blk J Saylors ■* tut on " .............. • 43 6T. G o o d » c o n s ta n tly on b a n d . conquest mid gain, lie says he is not at Ids nights with Iton-llre» and lumcnta'- I nil Me.M...................... ............... love , j " on Z E Perkina note 264 00 1883 ÎM nil favorably Impressed with tho floor turn. Now the noble rod man is quite , Cath ou hand In geul (uud . 2 84 U character, from hia observation of it scarce in this locality; it is almost im- T«, lli,* D e a f. T o t a l.............................. 12167 18 while among them, and that in hlsapill- possible to get enough for a mess. Time, j A rich lady cured of her Deafness and WATRR FUND, ion the lloer sympathizers, In this in his hold-headed flight, Inis witnessed -IF SO Cash on hand at t ist report .. has for nearly sixty yeara been 12 61 Noises in the Head hy Dr. Nicholson'» published on Monday, Wednes cnuuliy would not feel so favorable to- many changes in this vicinity since this R eceive«! for taps ....... recognized as the People's Na 13ft 00 Artificial Ear Drums, gave $!0,000 to day and Friday, is a complete tional Family Newspaper, for ward them If they were acquainted with old house was built. Many, very many, Btilauee over paid ..................... 77 08 his Institute, so that deaf people unable up to date daily newspaper, farmers and villagers. Its splendid Agricultural Depart three day» in th« week, with theirW al character So another popular of those who were engaged in the pur-1 ment, its reliable market re to procure the Ear Drums may have nil Important news of the other Tot*il............................... $ 224 0 • ports, recognized authority democratic fetich Is shattered. Next? suit of life, liberty and happiness in them lice. Address No. 10013. The four days. Profusely illus throughout the country; its niSDURSBMKNTS. fashion notes, its Science anfl those tlnys, have long since crossed the P a id wurrnntfl to F. It. Storey. trated, and filled with intcrest- 224 69 Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue Mechanics Department, i t s W P F K L Y lnS reading for all who wish to SINKING FUND. fascinating short stories, etc., New Y’ ork, U. 8 . A. Friends of Mr. Corbett in advocating river in Sharon's bout und all that re 1 ,1 keep in close touch with news etc., render it indispensable in Cash on hand M last report . 61 ftf every family. R e g u l a r n u b - bis claims for the United States senator- mains of them now is what the old U ee’d from w ater ren ts............ T S i R I I M B o f the nation and world. 1116 0Ô s c r i p t i u n p r i c e , $ 1 .0 0 I n i D U n C R e g n l a r a u b a c r ip tt o n . p e t r r y y e e a ship from Oregon, try to put him on an llightleld house will soon be—memory N o t ic e f o r I 'u b l l c a t io n . p a r r . . p r i c e , $ 1 .5 0 p e r y e a r . In connection with The Tribune we offer to those wh0 desire to secure rhe best m u u l n M Total iu slu king fu u d ................ equality with senator Mellrlde hy saying —Oregon City Enterprise. D epa rtm en t of th e I nterior , Illustrated weekUe. and agricultural Journals, the tollomiug ipjlSilS hSucement.- M ‘ DISBURSEMENT*. Land Office «t Oregon City, Ore , Nov, 5. 1990. that each has served one term in the With Cash p aid Kont* Bros* tnt ou Regular N otice Is h ereby *tven that the follow in g- W ith Weekly Tri-W eekly senate, intending to convey the impres A n o t h e r ('o llt ’ K« M o o tin g . Price Tribune, Tribune, Water bonds .......................... 962 25 named settler has filet! notice o f his intention One Year. One Year. One Year. sion that one has as good a right ns the P» o r t h A m o r l c n n U o v i p i t , 7» ovy Y o r k C i t y A public meeting \vu* lieKl in the Cast) on hand ........................ . 615 30 to make final p roof in support «if his claim , am! • J?r..O O 95.00 that saul p ro o f w ill be made bef«>re the R egis H a r p e r * » M n g ; a z i i « c . . h m v Y o r k C i t y ...................... • 4.00 4.00 other to expert the honor. Yes, away Frleiitlf» church Monthly evening in tho ter and R e ceiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on H a r p e r » H a m r . N e w Y o r k ( i t v ................................ 4.00 4.00 460 January 29. 19)1, via: Henry Oiertson, alias H a r p e r » W e e k l y . . \ e w Y o r k C i t y ........................... • • 4.00 hack over thirty years ago, at the close into rent a ol Pucititi College. Tho even- | 4.00 4.50 C e n t u r y « r k ì i d h i p , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........... .. H einrich H Goertaeu. h . K. No. 10210, for the FINKING FUND FUR PAYMENT OF BONDS. 4.00 4.50 St. M e h o 1 r s l l a ^ a a i a e . Y e w l o r k C i t y ................ • • 4.00 lot 1 o f Se.’ tion 2«. f 3 8 R 2 W. of the civil war, Mr. Corbett did repre ing was hail and some other things were Hop'd from gen 'l fund as per 8.00 3.00 3.50 l u r e ’ s .'«iaa ak il uc, N e w V o i k C i t y ...................... • 1.00 lie nam es the fo llo w in g w itnesses to p rove 1.30 1.05 F r a n k I . e n i i e ' s M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........... • 1.00 sent Oregon in the senate. What of going on, no that the attendance wan last rep ort................................... 602 CO his con tin u ou s re si d eu ce upon au«I cu ltivation 1.25 1.85 M u n s e y r. .i l.T .ç a xl nc , N e w V o i k C i t y ...................... • 1.00 o f said land, \ iz: 1.35 2.00 that? If at that time, being even then not aa goo«I as it tdxmld have been. Ami Roo d warrants in favor o f thU S u c e c s s , N e w Y o r k i i t y ..................................... .. 1.00 I.udw ig A dolf, o f Newberg. Oregon, 1.10 1.75 I.edsrei* l i o u t h l y . N e w Y o r k C i t y .............................. • 1.00 fund noi p a id ............................ 1218 (X) 1.20 Thom as Parrish, o f ” well past the meridian of life, Mr. Cor a« it wan remarked, people will never 1.75 P u c k , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........................................................ • • r».oo ------- 1 h ave b o th -------- 5.00 George W enger, o f " " 5.50 S e w Y o r k ( i t v ................................................... r».oo bett did not so impress tho stale with his tlock to a place to lie asked f«>r money. ! Total iu ttiis fuud 5.00 W illiam Parrish, o f “ " 5.50 L e s ì i c ' » W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y .............................. • • 4.00 4.00 4.50 CUAS. B. MOORES. R e v b te r R e v i e w o f R e v i e w : » , N e w i - i r k C i t y ................ .. • 2.50 rcmaikablo ability tlint she saw to it Some very good talks were made how 2.50 GRAVEL FI ND. 3.15 S c r i b n e r ' s M a r c a t i n e . N e w Y o r k C i t y ................ • 3.00 3.50 3.00 a n d ReeM from tra v e l t a x ................ 417 71 A m e r i c a n A r r r l e u l t v r l s t . N e w Y o r k C i t y ........... that lie was returned to tho senate and ever, and fcomt» subscriptions taken. 1.00 1.25 1.85 R u r a l N e w W o r k e r , N o w Y o r k C i t y ........................ • • 1.00 Balance o ve r p a id ................... .. 418 28 1.25 1.75 kept there, with what show of reason C o s m o p o l i t a n 5 I a ; v n a l n e . I r v i n g t o n , N. Y . . . . • 1.00 Kev. 1». I>. Barr dwelt upon tho pri- j E. I*. Dixon. II. C. Dixon. 1.25 1.00 C o u n t r y C c i i t i e m n , A l h a n v . N. Y ........................... p rop erty in 2.00 2.50 can he now clamor to oast a man who mary relation of the college to the church. F a r m J e n r n n l . P h i l a d e l p h i a . P e n n ...................... . • 2.00 .50 1.00 L i p p i n c o t t ' » M a d r i n e , I i a i l a d r l p h l a . P e n n . . . 3.00 3.00 lias more influence st Washington than Whilcthe institution is a blessing to all l .50 m e n i'R s r s iK N r s . l o a t h » C o m p a n i o n . H o s f o n , M a s s ........................ . 1.75 2.25 2.00 I a r m a n d H o m e . S p r i n g f i e l d , M a s « ........................ 935 99 he and all his money could acquire in in reach of its Intlaence, it is peculiarly a Psitt warrants on «ra v el (and .50 1.00 1.50 I I o m e M e n t l , S p r i n K tiel<l. M a » » . . . 1.00 1.25 cit.iiuTY reso. Newberg, Ore. G o o d Xi ;» u.«ek oe?>*nr., S a r i i i l H o I i I. M a « » .............. twice the time? Mr. Corbett now has ' benefit to Friends. 1.00 It means the 1.00 L a r m . 1 ' l e M a n d F i r e s i d e , i h i e n p o , 1 1 1 .............. ra s h on hand a . per last report 1 05 ¡ p u r c h a s e r , 1.00 1.00 « r a n c e J u d d F a r m e r . C h i c a g o , 111...................... 1.00 no Influence whatever in Bilminislratlve j very life of the church itself. He statevi Warrants unpaid tn general 1.25 1Ì85 F p l t o m i s f . I n d i o ria p o l l « . I n d . . . ...................... .50 1.00 1.50 Circi,*, ami wouhl lìti,I condition, alto- that he hail been taken to task for try- O h i o F a r m e r , 4 ' l e v c l n n d . O h i o ................................... fund at tt me ot m aking this and p rices as lo w as the low est .OO 1.00 M i c h i g a n F a r m e r . D e t r o i t . M l - h ........................ .eo 1.00 r e p o rt.......................................... 339 ‘29 Kvlhcr different to what he experienced in,. s„ hard to raise the college debt, Hg F a r m n n d F i r e s i d e . S p r i n s r f l e l d , O h i o ........... ! ! V o u w ill find the p ro p e rty I o ff r h a r m N e w « , S p r i n g f i e l d . O h i « » ........................ .50 1.00 1.50 Itespectfully subm itted, n third of n Century ago. .50 As an ex- when there isa debt on the church, lie 1.00 1.50 H o m e a n d F a r m , 1,o u i » v i l l e . K y . . . .50 tor sale as represented. 8 M. C a l k in s , C ity t r e a s u r e r . 1.00 1.50 T h e F a r m e r . St. P a u l . ' l i n n ............................. * change aptly puls if, the Kip Van defended his position with the assertion .50 1.00 1.50 T r i b u n e A I m a n n e . I O D I ............................................. 1.10 1.00 Please senJ cash w itti order. Winkle ot Oregon pnlitics would not that it the college closed its doors, the C ity !U * co r«lrr’ i* I'o p iH t. FLOCK. FEED. H A Y * GR AIN ^ wisfcln* to subscribe fer more than one of the above publication« In now ho recognized at tho national cap* church debt would never he paid. The Trottile may rcaut at ^ubluhera* regular prices r 1,c* t,on> ln connection with N bw e b e o . *> k ., J a n , 7, Îf01. G A R D E N .V F L O W E R ital. Adxlrew T H E T i l 2111'S E , N e w Y o r k C i t y . Opposite P. O. Newberg, Ore. Pré« McGrow spoke briefly of the Money rwelveil ami turned over to S EE DS. sacrifices which had been made to found tl»e t'lty Treasurer : and maintain the school and impressed F i u « s ...................................... $ 7 ;<o i i ^ - F r e e IV llv rry . I I K D .M I S I I I » u n t i l ra 15 2 -S the fact that it had paid for nil the Lice use i s s u e d ....................... A numlicr o f «lretron newspapers have E C. W a r d A C o. 5*1,le walk t a x .... 19 22 iwcn making spiteful remarks about efforts put forth in it« behalf. Ho de W ater taps 1st Street, N ewberg. Or 1.V» 00 clared that ho had never boeuconnected W ater r e n t ....................................................... 1416 05 Senator Simon’ s absence from Washing with such n student body, and one C lt y U x ............................................ 1807 10 ton at n crl.ical time. Their atten 11 e ex pressed a Am ount o i warrAuta issued for the year 2X08 90 A c ' w h e r e tion will I*-called now to Senator Me which lie loved more Respect (u U y S ubm itted, belie! in tho people o f Newberg anil vi llrhle's visit to Oregon In his re-election J >s W ilson . City R ecorder. H a r n e s s cinity. that the debt will be raised. He Interests. Probably their sense of fair refer nil encouragingly to letters he had ness will induce them to make the same ,\ D e e p M y s t e r y . EVERY THINC IN THE LINE OF remarks again, with a different appli received from prominent members of It Is a m ystery w hy women endure cation—anil then, ngain, probably it the church, expressing the intention ol ilucknclie, Headache, Nervousness, helping us in the effort l>eing put forth. w on't.—Oregonian. Sleep’csaticas, M elancholy. Fainting He declared his intention of going forth And, of course, the Oregonian's sense nnd Dizzy S|w>lls when thousands have o f fairness, since it never made any re bravely in the work ami knowing noth proved that Electric Bitters will qu ick Repairtug Neatly Done. Give me ing but the gospel of Jesus Christ, and mark«, spiteful or otherwise, about Sen ly cure such troubles. " I suffered for a call. Pacific College. ator Simon's alsiem-e from Washington year» with kidney trouble,” writes Mr». J. C. II.«Ison Compared our present at a critical lime, will probably induce Pliehe Cherley, o f Patterson, la , “ and conditions with the development period it I i keep its mouth shut about Senator a lame buck pained me so I could not The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you M cBride—and then, again, probably it of New England, and prophesied as bril dress myself, but Electric Bitters liant n future for us, as New England Won't. Dalles Chronicle. w holly cured me, and although 73 know just what you are taking when you take Grove’s. Imitators If the Oregonian wanted to lie fair it institutions have experien«e l, if we w III years old. I now am able to do ull m only slam) loyally for our Is-.t interest not advcrti-c then formula knowing that you would not buy do rouid answer lid . question a« well as "a housework ” It overcomes Constipa s* f m urr. Pr*«RWnL nuuitier of Oregon newspapers.” Wlien Other« expressed a determination that lion , improves appetite, gives |wr!<»-t R r MtLM \ Uv-Frc« ir Grov s contains the mcdicir.c if vou knew vhat it contained. E H woodward , a»ef»t*ry. Simon as McHride’ s colle.ig.te neglected the debt must Is- and w ill bo raised, and health. Only 50c at C. K. Moore A Co's J . C . « ;O U O K U . c * » h i e t . Iron and Quinine put up :n correct prop«-- Turns and is in a Tasteless hi« dunes tn Washington to slay in the committee having the matter in drugstore. Oregon for the pur|v)ee of working the hand will now prosecute (lie work dili form. Tne Iron acts as a tonic w'til : : .’.c Quinine drives the % N e w ln«l isti y A d v t i r a t e d . overthrow ot McBride in the inlrreets gently. )ERG G RAPH IC. LITTLEFIELD BROS., PHYSICIANS & SORGEQNS. JOHN k BECK, WATCIIMAKEli , CLARENCE BUTT. DR. W OODS HUTCHINSON. ( C. F. M « , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. PRICE & PRICE. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. ROY GARDNER Camera and Kodaks N ow h ere C o. Newberg, Ore. Tim r r x \ Rim UMATIC RING F U R N IT U R E & U N D E R T A K IN G . Hollingsworth & Co. House Furn ishing Line, W IN SLO W BROS, Jewelers. * NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY ONE. Yon C on cilia te Pnrchasing & Prices. REAL ESTATE POPULAR PUBLICATIONS— POPULAR PRICES THE NEW - YORK WEEKLY by calling on me before TRIBUNE . SAVE MONEY NEW - YORK TRI- closing a trade with others. CITY - - DENTISTS - - COUNTRY Tracts to suit Feed & Seed Store A. P. OLIVES C h ills 3/7</ VO* ■ »H O R S E G O O D S »» TH£ BEST PRESSBiPTiSN IS H. L. Sutherland. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. , Bank of Newberg. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. o f Cnrbe'l it is perfe tly right far Mc Bride to come to Oregon and help undo Pisele Eam 8»%* lv»n’ t the schemes Inaugurated against him. The co npUint h .vln g buon m*do at If Simon had been in Washingtou where Ibi* filtii»- bv o«rn*r* of rnral natii lioxea i. d Mcltrulv’ t pi co boro that at difturvnl timo* of lato their box**« No m i. havo hoon torn down in Ilio night. I da- ’ tire to cali attoiatlon to a rt-tvnt lettor m v lv f I from \V. M. John«*n. Klr.t As public citdorw Meliti lu » actio colti • «tattnt |\>,tiu tour «tollerai. la ibis l.t- ing homo tu Jcfviid hi; right; t ¡•«i.i.t or in rpvaklng of tho ; ro, «c prolrctiaii The «o-.itb brucio, waft to nao tho pleasant o lo r of a corn canning plant. Am I mistaken? I'an't a follow scent the oronld-b* things.’ Now Mr. Kali tor I don't knotr ary- thing practically about canning goods, but I know something about raising rern. Nine years ago Mr. Gen. stabler sent to Baltimore for seed corn of the bv.t variety for e.itinmg p irj - f o r C. MILKS. IV COL*.'ORD II. W OODWARD. K BRITT. II IHH'ULASlJIt Ptieemr r O R 6 K 4 F 0 8 T > r ^ T 4 - U 4 4 j .% T f l M . P«'ff- lan«l. Sat Park Bauk. Now York. ■ «re ia r .t ist UeL nog Uto. malaria out ot t!tc svstem. Any rc.iai e - g . st will tell you that Grove’ s is the O r f Q ' a M l and that all ether to-called Tasteless Chill Tonics are imitations. Ac. analyse oi other ch’.ll tonics shows Vou that Grove's is superior to utl cr in e cry respect. Grove’ s— its superiority arc not experimentirr when you teke Grove’ s is the es Lavished. and excellence having malar ia! sections of tne only Chill Cure sold r i — m e i « O i .» Y - 7 the United Sutes.