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PHYSICIANS & SIMON.?.
à P ü b i . ir i ik r .
A u o c ia t k
II. J U ttU ID M .
II. A. U ttU fleld.
are arising In the Philippines, with no valuable endowment of the caiumon
apparent means or authority for hand- race.
ling them. Tile civil commission ap- j Equally admirable has l«een the do-
poil.tcd hy the President is not vested meaner of the English people since the
with the necessary authority, ami con- illness and death of the Queen. In the
(Offices in C hchalem V a lle / Bank Bail ting.
press alone is master of the situation. I nation’s expressions of its grh f and in
Phone No. 4.T
, R esidence north o f P ublic School B uilding.
For thin reason, much pressure is being ; Its tributes of affection and respect not '
Phone No. 41.
brought upon llio Administration by one fu se note has lieen struck. There j
members o I the commission and by j bus been no exploitation of the common
A TTOlt.NEY AT-LAW.
representative Filipinos for action by a sorrow, and, on the other hand, there
special session cf congress that shall 1 lias h :en no stoic repression of the feel- j
tend to settle matters and open up the : Ing of loss. The nation pays reverent!
W ill pra ctice In all the court* o f the state
trade and commerce of the \rcliipelag >. homage to the goodness and virtue of its j
iaf attentimi giv e n to probate work, t ie
Special
w riting o f deeds, mortgages, contracts aud the
As matters now stand it is claimed that sovereign, hut at the name time there
drafting o f all legal papers.
may
lie
noted
a
sub-conscious
fueling
of
there are no means for bringing order
N rn b erg. O regon - j
out of >ho chaos which has reigned there pride in the good that she wrought for
O rri CE — Hecond Floor
Bauk o f N ewLcrg fculldiug.
so long, and that if the insurrection her people, and of faith in tho high­
were effectually quelled, there would he er ideals of national hie w liich she strove
no feasible way of opening up Ihu coun­ so earnestly to realize. The Queen Is
try and getting commercial enterprise dead, and there is sorrow in the hearts
on foot. This is the situation as it now of those who loved her, hut not the sor- While they are accumulating knowledge
on the profound sciences, are often so
stands and it is for the Fresi lent to d e - 1 r,lW nf tlio.se without hope. The Empire Ignorant of their own natures that they
Special attention also given to diseases o f the
cide whether it Justifie» the calling of j Uves, and at the loor of t ictoria the allow local disease to fasten on them to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
the
ruin
o
f
the
genera'
^
-with.
Back­
(¡ood and exultant impulse of loyally to
an extra session of Congress.
s- 1 mint to a Office over Bank o f Newberg.
its splendid traditions and high ideals ache, headache, rerv
disordered or (lisei 1 . cal condition
w ill grip anew the heart of every En- j which should have p r o m p t attention.
T It K INDIAN NOW AND Tlll:N.
glishman.
Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription may P. P. Price.
O. L. Price. !
A free quotation from Stern, “ They be relied upon an a 1 lerfect regulator. It
Tho brevity and bloodlessness of the
stops enfeebling drains, heals inflamma­
recent Indian "rising" shows a marked order these things better in France,” tion and ulceration, and cures female
change which has come in the conditions has come to have a wide acceptance of weakness. It makes %
i cak women strong
of the frontier—If there ho anything matters of propriety and good taste, and and sick women well.
There is no alcohol in " Favorite Pre­
which can ho called hy that name at the saying Is a deserved recognition ol
New ber-, Oregon.
scription” and it is entirely free from
(0 . V. Bunk B ldg.)
present—In tlie pant third of a century, sure artistic instincts o f the French peo- opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
A ll legal w ork prom ptly and carefu lly attended
It is less titan twenty-five years ago I pie. But not oven Franco could have
"Your tetter just received." writes Miss Rose
to. i ’ollectiou s given ou r im m ediate ut-
Kilfetlier, of 4 « West ShArpnack St.. German­
tent ion.
since the annihilation of (bister and his managed better the splendid and solemn town, Philadelphia. Penna. "Words fail to
command by Fioux under Sitting Hull, pageantry of the Queen's funeral. From express how thankful I nra to you for your
advice. I must confess that for the length of
Crazy Horse, Haiti in the Face,and oth ­ the beginning to the end it was abso­ time I have been using your medicine I have
it to he the most' wonderful and best
ers of the Lillie. Big Horn Itiver, in lutely (lawless, and the behavior of nil found
remedy for female trouble that I ever have
tried.
Sorry l did uot know of your ' l-'avoritc
who
took
part
in
it,
from
tho
Kings
Montana. Not a man o f the flvo com­
Prcscriptiou' years ago."
Carriage aud W a go n Builder.
panies of the 7th Cavalry who were with down, was beyond criticism. Viewed
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
Custer escape !, so far as is definitely merely as a spectacle, focussing in its- Adviser is sent fr e e on receipt of 21 cne-
know n. That was tho most disastrous self the glory, the greatness and the cent stamps to pay expense of mailing 1
only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf- R epa ¡ring, Painting and Trimming
battle In the w hole history of Indian power of the British Empire, tho Naval falo. N. Y.
Promptly Done.
warfare, and the news ol the calamity j display of Friday and the ceremonies at
cast n shadow over the festivities of the Windsor and London a-e probably with
cuntennnlal of the Declaration of Inde­ out parallel in the history of the English
Every town has them —fossils. They
pendence which was liein ; celebrated ! nation, or, for that matter, of any other are old formations that sit around and Horseshoeing and General Black-
j nation. Not only were the functions of kick on everybody and everything.
then.
smithing.
A striking contrast with t te situation these two days notable as the spontane­ They care nothing whether the town
ous
tribute
of
a
mighty
empire
w
hich
at that time w ns shown hy (he prompt
grows or goes back. They never go to
collapse of nil threatened resistance In holds in allegiance one fourth the hu church or anywhere else. They dis­
the Indian Territory the other day when man race, but in the nice adjustment courage every sound man that makes
R i n g s E n l a r g e d ------
a movement of the troops was made in of details, in tho blending of the com­ an effort to he somebody. Life holds
B r o k e n P i n s M e n d e d -----
that direction. It took several months plex elements that go to make up tl
no charm for them and they make no
to capture Captain Jack and his hand of national life, official, civic, military und effort to help others on. Everything
S t o n e s R e p l a c e d in S e t -1
Modecs in 1872-71!, and many lives were religious, nnd in the presence as nrouners and everybody is made fun o f by them.
t i n g s ------
lost among tlie white«. The treacherous ol many of the world'» greatest rulers, it They are o f no value and tlie town and !
O ld C h a in s m a d e as g o o d n s ;
massacro of Gen. I'.inhy nnd liia c o m - , " 1*3 calculated powerfully to toucli the com m unity wotil 1 be better o ff if they 1
n e w ------
panimi» hy the Indians during tho con- Imagination and impress tho mind ol were dead. None o f the fossils iu this
O ld J e w e l s r e s e t in m o d e r n
(erenco was an atrocity that could not tlie beholder. The memory of dieso au town will lie offended at this for none j
s t y le s ------
tat repeated to-day. Some of the In- g ’dst scenes will not soon die. They will o f them will see it—they don’ t believe
T a r n is h e d B r o o c h e s r c s t o r - i
diana of the reservations nre probably ns Q'F'fy 1° every subject of England ill in taking the home paper.
e d t o b e a u t y ------
treacherous us any of the red men in every land the loyalty and unity of the
E d it o r .
FR ID A Y , FEBRUARY 15, 1901,
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Eule red as *eco!ulc]»tSB mutter at the poftolh ec
at Nuwberg, Oregon.
An a result of the agitating exumplo
of Mrs. Nation, the citizens of Topeka.
Kansas, hare met nail sworn vengeance
upon the Joint keepers if they do not
clear out at an early «late. From the
recent course of events, many knowing
ones think they see in Mrs. Nation a
second John Itrown.
Says t lie Seattle Post-In tell i fencer
in a rather sarcastic m ood: “ Oregon
has not gained as much as she should In
population and in general importance as
a Pacific Coast state. In spite of the ad­
vertising given through "A storia,” "The
Oregon T rail," “ Thanatopsia,” “ Fifty-
four Forty or Fight,” "McLaughlin and
Old Oregon," she is still backward ; hut
she is trying to make up for it in her
record of senatorial deadlocks.”
Every thoughtful parent in the state
should earnestly hope that the bill now
before the legislature for the regulation
ol the cigarette traffic will become a law.
This is one of the greatest moral and
physical corses that menaces the rising
generation of the slate. If this hill I«-
comes n law and is enforced it will vir­
tually proliil.it tlie pernicious traffic in
the state. The number of young hoys
in the state who are addicted to this
filthy and injurious practice is simply
appalling and it is time that some effect­
ive means were being taken to improve
the situation. Fast measures in that
direction have not proven effective hut
the proposed law doubtless would.—
Elgin Recorder.
There lias seemed to ho a rivalry
among our legislators ns lo who can in­
troduce tho most bills, to the effect th it
in both houses nearly live hundred have
been introduced.
Anybody can do the
introducing but getting them passed has
lieen shown to lie an entirely different
matter. Hills have fallen by tho way­
side thick and fast lor the last eevoral
days, and among them tho dog lax hill
championed by Butt. It seems that lot
some reason litis measure was consider­
ed in n jocular vein, ns it is said lo have
lieen made the “ hint" of many jokes.
It is anything but a subject of jest to
sheep rasers however and while Mr.
Butt did Ills best fur them, they no
doubt feel that their interests have not
received due consideration at the hands
ol his follow legislators.
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2 s T 3 ü W 2 3 3 I !K ,G , O B E .
CLARENCE BUTT.
DR, WOODS HUTCHINSON,
S/J ring- Berm Commences AInrch 27.
ADVANTAGES—
T h e College is located it) a good moral town of prosperous
Churches, there being no saloon.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
PRICE & PRICE.
A c o m p e t e n t c o r p s o f I n s t r u c t o r s in t h o F a c i l i t y .
K vcry
S t u d e n t 's in t e r e s t s r e c e i v e s p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n . A P r e p a r a ­
t o r y ttiul t w o C o l l e g i a t e C o u r s e s .
T w o lit e r a r y s o c ie t ie s
a n d it C o l le g e P a p e r .
L ib r a r y n n d H e a d in g fi.iim i w e ll
s u p p l ie d w it h t h e l e a d i n g M a g a z in e s a n ti P e r i o d i c a l s .
L a b o r a t o r y f o r in d iv id u a l w o r k in C h e m is t r y , P h y s i c s a n d
B i o l o g y . A g o o d M u s e u m w it h a w id e r a n g e o f s p e c im e n s .
ATT0RHEY3-AT-LAW.
S P E C I A L IN D U C E M E N T S T O T E A C H E R S .
ROY GARDNER
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HO USB BURXI&IIIXG GOODS,
Bloor JMattlng, Bloor Oilcloth, Bloor
Linoleum,
Fortier Curtains, Window Shades, Couches &
Baby Buggies. Wall Fanor and Picture
Moulding a Specialty.
A Full L in o o f U n d erta k in g
G o o d s C o n sta n tly in S to ck .
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L Co.
II . C O O PE R , President.
tlie lava beds who wore executed with Empire, and to other nations they w ill
A I lo a lt liy G r o w t h .
A n y n e e d e d r e p a i r o f J e w - E K S H A W V ice P res.
J. M . W R I G H T , Sec. and Manager.
Captain Jack a little over a quarter of a sl,l>ak of England's Intent power and
d r y d o n e s k iiliiilty , q u ic k ly
A cker’s Elixer lias gained a firm hold
century ago, hut their opportunity for grandeur all tho more eloquently he
a n d f o r a m o d e r a t e c h a r g e Choice Farm and City Property.
am ong our people and is acknowledged I
making trouble lias departed. There cause unintended for such purpose.—
o v e r t h e e o s t o f t h e in a t e r -
to he tlie superior to all other prepara- j
Collect Reuts and Look After Estates.
New
York
Tribune,
was some uneasiness among (lie white
ia ls ,----- b y
tions
It is a positive cure for all blood
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
settlers in the region of the reoent dis­
and skin diseases. Only fifty cents a
turbance, but apparently none of them The Country N«t\vft]m|i<*i* ns n Notional
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
bottle and we guarantee it.
C. F.
Force.
abandoned their homes, and very low
Moore A Co. druggists.
of them seem to h ive interrupted their
Indissolubly connected with the im ­
special employments.
mense growth the American nation
j If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
A minister at tho beginning o f his
Crazy Snake and hi» band of Creeks has been the country newspaper. As
time and money by calling on us.
I f we haven’t what you
and Choctaws will cut a rather small mi institution it lias been a prime factor discourse said lie had forgotten his !
want we will take pleasure it) assisting you in procuring prop­
lignre in tlie history in tho Indian troub- in the development of tlie great West, notes and excused himself us follows:
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob­
lea in the past twenty-five or tliiity No sooner is a town definitely located •‘ I will have to depend upon the Lord i
tain information about Real Estate or tbe country in general,
By a majority of three votes the lower
for
what
1
say
this
morning;
tiffs
even­
years in comparison with that of some than tie-local newspaper springs into
or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,
house at Salem defeated the bill asking
of the other red men. When Geronimo being with all the vigorous enterprise ing I will com e better prepared.”
write us.
for an Eastern Oregon Industrial aeliool
and Natchez, the Apaches, broke out ol characteristic o f American journalism,
and Experiment station.
\Ye have too
KænaoTÂsaa
MjSB'iK tülñí.
their reservation in Arizona in tiie early The country newspaper, in its strict
A cker’s English Remedy will stop a
many schools in this »late receiving state SO.» they left a trail of Idoo 1 and lire l>e-
sense, ¡sun American institution. While cough ut any time, and will cure the
aid, hut while It is our policy tosprinkle
hind them for several hundred miles foreign newspapers only contain “ court worst cold in twelve hours, or money
little one horse institutions nil over
along the frontier. It took the whole of news” and chielly chronicle tlie m ove­
has fo r nearly s ix ty years been
published on Monday, Wednes­
refunded. 25c and 50e. C. F. Moore
Oregon and feed them with state hinds,
recognized as the P eop le's N a­
the soldiers who could he spared for duty ments r j I lie aristocracy, tlie personal A Co. druggists.
day and Friday, is a com pltt*
tional F a m ily Fesv -paper, for
we ace no just reason for discriminating
farm ers and
villagers.
ltd
up to date dally newspaper,
in the Southwest about three years to colum n o f the American country news­
rplendid
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three days In the week, with
against the citizens east ol the moun­
m ent, its reliable m arket re­
capture and subdue them. Some o f the paper recognizes the sovereign right ot
all important news of the other
ports,
recogn ized
authority
tains, who are in a great meusuie cut
Spoiled children are not tlie children
throughout the cou n try; its
four days.
Profusely illus-
most skilled Indian lighters in the army, the plain people of the town or village
off from the advantages ol our inatitu-
fashion notes, its Science and
o
f
self
sacrifice,
but
o
f
selfishness
and
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trated,
and filled with intercst-
including Crook and Miles, were in the to a reasonable publicity in tlie “ per
m' ch an ics D epartm ent, i t s
lions west o f the Cascades. It looks like
scin atin g short stories, etc.,
campaigns against Geronimo. Scores of sonal mention colu m n ." \Ve mils' con- owardice— the selfishness which seeks
m s k .^ s s is .
render it ind spensable in
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keep in close touch with news
the matter was settled from n narrow,
by
calling
on
me
before
the
easiest
wav;
the
cowardice
which
every
fa m ily. R e g u l a r s ; i ! j .
lives were lost among tho soldiers and fess there is more picturesque Interest
2* t,ie nation and world.
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| hundreds of the white settlers were in these simple records than the stereo-
p rice , $ 1.50 p e r y e a r .
closing a trade •with
which gives rise to talk on state division.
In con nection w ith T h e Tribun
ngcudered.— Ladles’ Home Journal.
¡killed. Sitting Hull, who was couspieu- typed praise of kings, dukes and dow-
iu«.lraud wevkliWaia EiLcEEEi j S Ä l Ä U S “ Ä i d ! S c . l c ‘
On the other hand, if, as it is just bare­
! ous iu the Custer campaign, and who agers.
With
others.
ly possible, the action taken indicates a
Regular
With Weekly T r i - Weekly
Moki Tea positively cures sick head­
j made trouble on the frontior for many
There is no periodical,than pan hope
Pr
Tribune,
Tribune,
disposition to let up on our ridiculous
One Year.
One Year.
One Year.
years, participated in the last Indian to supplant Hie home paper.
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ment relative to Mrs. Nation's work in fail, Victoria, Santee, lilack Kettle and
1.0 0
1.0 0
1 .0 5
I -a r r .i. i . o l i a n 1 FlroM u*«». I f i r a i r o . 1 1 1 . . . .
1.00
1.0 0
1.0 5
Kansas, is confined to abu-e ol tho wo- the other red men who have been men-
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and prices as low as the lowest.
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innn and the methods she employs, with lioneff, but they can bo sent w ith greater Iti-p
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v e « ! t n d . O h i o .....................
Fight hour laws are ignored hy those You will find the property I offer . m d I i i r u n m r , *v F ' n r j » » r <*!'■■
by l b . Y m nhtllC o. Abstract C o st .\tc
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1.00
.oi*. D e t r o i t . >M o!i.
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1.0 5
.00
but little or no notice o l the source ol all speed to any point of disturbance. More-
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M iunvtlle, O re iron, tor the w eek cinllug tireless little workers—Dr. K ing's New
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1 a r m nn .l B ir e s liic . ^ p r f o r f ie l« !. O h i o ! ! ! ! "
.50
1.00
I «T7»i t e w s S p r i n * i i ? * * i »1. O h i o ..................
for sale as tepresented.
1 .5 0
Janu s M C ush, Mon t tor.
t\ b J ton
the hostilities. The follow ing view from over life on the reservation has incapac-
.50
1.00
Life 1 ills. Millions art* always nt work
1 .50
I l o m o a n : ! F a r m . I . o n i « v ? l l e . K y . . . ....................
.50
1.00
V n r m r r . vt. F n u l . U l n a ..................... ...............
1 .5 0
Loan Assn to
nn exchange is an exception:
“ The ! dated the younger Indians for warfare I nion Savings
.50
1.0 0
night and day, curing Indigestion, Bil­
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1.50
1.10
Oo-oporaiivo Inv Co Its 1 2
1 .6 0
reason for the "masterly inactivity” of such as that which devasltted tracts in
| I’ i 'a5e s * 'r ! ca-^ with order.
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iousness, Constipation. Fiek Headache
and 7 hlk 8 Van Ostrums mid
the Kansas saloon men lies in the fact K tnsa», tho Dakotas, .Minnesota, No-
T h e Tr*kjUiio
ab ov e publication* in conne ct ion with
Newberg, Ore.
nnd ul! S'onineh, Liver and Bowel Opposite P. O.
Sheridan ..................................$ 10
that they are unlawfully conducting lus^ka and Montana within the memory
AJJre.a T H E T I Ï I D V . N E . N c w - Y o r L C i t y .
troubles.
Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
their "join ts,” os their liquid empori- of persons still in early mi Idle life, and Union Savings A Loan Assn to
Oniy 25c at C. F. Mi ore A Uo's drug­
Co-operative Inv Co Its 11 12
iiuis are styled. The anti-liquor law in tho Indians who participated in those
store.
Iff hlk 5 Bibee's ad Sheridan.
10
Hist slate U’camo such a dead letter that nlrocit es arc, most of them, now too old
"J
tbe “ Joint’ owners finally plucked up l-> take the warpwlh, even ii the condi- Union Savings A latan Assn to
Fred Post, who lives on the island
fît
Co-operative Inv Co it 5 bik
sufficient courage lo conduct their resorts li ns woulJ permit them to do this with
in the Willamette, was in town
12 I atoouners 1st add to Sher­
openly. They are not to tilame so much any hope of snoee-s. The last chapter
Saturday, and told ns that during the
idan. ..........................................
a* lhe officials who have permitted these in the history of Indian w arfare in the
10
'L l*
. big freshet he was surrrounded by water
joints to operate contrary to lhe statutes United States hat been written.—Globe U M Wanllo to W M Wardle n
and it was necessary to cross a channel
■ - Vi
It 1 blk 5 Rowl in Us a d . . . . 150
of the state.
Men would steal, kill and Democrat.
ten feet deep in order to get out to main
! \T L
A E Parker and wf to Arthur
conspire in brazen openness were it not
land. His orchard was Hooded so that
y
McFhillips 91.52 a in sec ffl ||
flint tlie law stands in the way, and it
lie could ride all over it in his boat.
I M il V M> s I I U M A IIR A N D
s r i w ......................................... fftr.iO
Mrs. Nation would turn tlie attention of
Fortunately I d s resident«, dryer and
l i t - VIS V IN T .
A M Hoffman and wf to S It Jk
Hie temperance people towards impeach,
other buildings were not reached by
Attention
lia
lven
callo.)
recently
to
I. M Cunningham Its tl and
ing the stale, countv and township offi­
about three or four Ioet. Notwithstand­
12 hlk 17 tYbiteson................. 150
T T F .P F
'T ' ; 7 e ? f y?
cers, the liquor question would solve tlie admirable t icl(-restr..iiit, tact and
ing all this. Mr Post says he slept pretty
it m {?
À á-
W C
g*ss| ta»:,* alwav s displayed by the En­ G J Bryan and w f to C E Baker
itself. Tlie men aworn to exercise the
well
.. During the illness of tlie jan­
a in see 17 A 2U iff a rS w
laws, and who wilfully lend their assist­ glisli people win in called lip-m to face
10
itor, the occupants of the court bonse
n
ance, by their inertia to lawhreakii.g, any gicat event or c r is is . When, con- ; Win If Foote and wf to Charles
will get up a little earlier and perform
tra
y
to
all
ex
cotation,
tlie
English
I
H Poole 40 a in tt s r3 w
aro worse than tho men who commit
500
th« duties that otherwise would tall to
army met with reverse after reverse at ' Stephen N Poole to Charles II
The formula is plainly printed cn every bottle— hcncc you
the crimes.”
him , and allow him to draw hisur.inier-
beginning of the '»u tb African war, the , Po*>le 40 n in sec Off t4 s r-4 w
t*
5X1
vou take Grove s. Imitators
rupitd salary. A generous dscisieu.—
know
just what you are t A K in ç w.’icn
quiet dignity and determination of the E T I-ham and wf to George R
Reporter.
know
ir.
A leading question now Ivforc »he \ l- Government and pc-aplo extorted th« ad-
Jo not advertise their formula
that you would not buy
Roberts Its lfi9 and 170 Day-
ministration is the ndvissbiaty of h.<l I- miration even of the Empire's foes.
H m l i o C o n q a t r o r Dio.
ton. ............................
their
medicine
if
\ou
knew
what
it
contained.
Grove’ s contains
ing an extra session of congress, prin­ W halever other defects may tv noted m Jasper Agee and wf to F. l H
“ I was j-ist ats nt pone,” writes Mrs.
Iron
and
Quinine
put
up
in
correct
proportions
and
is in a Tastelcus
cipally for ttic purpiae o f enarting some character of the \nglo-8axon rae«—und
Taylor 120 a in Isaac Agee die
Uiwa KicXards »n, ot Laurel Springs. N.
much needed I’ lulippine Icgi-lation. It its critic* can tie trusted not to let the , to a rfi w ......... .......................
a tome V,lulc i he Quinine drives the
1200
C ., “ I ha*i consu mp4 ion so bad that
form.
The Iron acts
seems evident, owing lo the obstructive world forget them— it knows at least 7. Large to J A OKI* Its 5 and fl
the doet. rssnid I could not live more
Any rcliabl dru” ist will tell you that
the
system.
malaria
out
o
tactics being pursued by tbe democratic how to bear misfortune courageously ; it
blk 29 U F a y e lte ....................
100
than a m onth, t*ut I N-gan to use l>r.
minority, that ancli legislation cannot may be trusted not to whimper in the 'I »ry K J. nes and hush t ■ N K
Grove's is the Orininzl and that al other so-called Tasteless
l 'iug's New- D
very and was w liollr
now te passed during the present ses­
nty or surrender
surrei
>( calamity
all hope ol i J »ties blk 7 Hauswirih 2nd ad
curv.l by seven bottles and am now
o f other chill tonics shows
Chili Tonics arc imitations.
sion. The q neat ions and conditions to ultimai.
ory I «canse nach has been
N Y a m l u i l ...............
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stout and well.” ft* an Unrivaled life
be met are altogether new, an t are of e l i d a n e . m l or ioet. Tills quality is w ell Slate ol Oregon to .1 fl Walker
all
superior
to
in every respect.
You
that Grove’s is
saver In i'onsm nptlon, I’ neumonia,
auch moment that much time will tv re- ile»r r i M in th«■ m a oM •n payinft that an
li 4 $tv S 14 s r3
BS 40 tastJripiH- and Bronchitis; infallible for
you
inting
when
Grove’
s—
ita
upeno;
r-ct
crpenm
are
qm wd for their study au.l eolatf m, and I .
an ne \fr kn<> w si w hen lie i*
Coughs, Odds, \sthma. Huy Fever,
Ion V- r T ,
V*-h
Grove
the
that the present ae«sion will adjourn by
ilen—a payin jr, we roay at! !, \\ nit li is I
and excellence having
M VKHl M
wJ
»s.
i'rou p o r Whooping Cough. Ottaran-
limitation Ivfore such result* can tv nr- A9 *rnc of th* A meri* i\R,, ai.tl whlth Mary
• f Y
of
II C «, to J II teed bottler 2">e and ft .
Trial bottles
Chill Cure Sclu
on!
rrvfcd at. In the meantime, conditions runi«t bt rrg4r.lt Ì as th^! miwt |v>teut an<!
Ik *
Couler,
of Yu
Il c >.
frve at C. F. Moore A Co's drugstore.
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