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NJBW-BERQ GRAPHIC. ! •Juratuvnts consist mainly of
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letter« and
other written matter relation to (lie
early social and tiubioese life of tliecouu-
I K. H . W . khiwabu . KniToa & I Y b u k h k * . , t r j . ' „ „ j lh e
V VV. c . n 'w u w iio , A. s m
iit e
auc|, M « e r e used
E uitok . while crossing the plain* with teams or
• .________ _____________ ______________ ! in tlie early industries oi the country.
j Visitors st the rooms iu the city Intll
Lau event* r luna Y s u s m jk ì .
Cortland, average 1.500 a month, and all
who visit that city are cordially invited
t a t t l e d a * Kr.'Hi'f r | u i m a tte r a t th e poctolDee
to call.
at Naarber*. 'Jrereu.
FUI DAY, ACUII. 3,1901.
T h e I f a r t . O f T h « C «*e.
Mem!» rs who liad so vigorously fought
the army hill were now in the fore
, front of the struggle for appointments.
Many of the manly young olllcera
were accompanied by mothers, wive«,
sister* and sweethearts who were in
terested in the promotions that meant
so much for the cavalier in brass but
tons.—Joe Mitchell Cbapple iu “The
National Magazine.”
H. J . L ittlefield .
II. A. L ittle field .
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Spring 1901 is Coming Fast. :
Offices in C h eh alem V alley Bank B u ild in g ,!
Phone No. 4H.
1 R esid ence north of P u b lic S ch ool B u ild in g , I
Pl^one No. 44.
j
A TTOHNEV-AT-LAW.
CLARENCE BUTT.
A H e a lt h y G ro w t h .
W ill p ra ctice iu a ll th e co u rts o f th e s ta te ‘
When
You
Eat
3 o<
-SO IS T H E -
Great Mammoth Stock of Goods :
R . J a c o b s o n <fe C o ’ s ., 3
-COMING INTO------
Under the above head there appeared
Acker’s Klixer lias gained a firm hold
S p e cia l atteu tio u g iven to probate w ork, the
w ritiu g of deeds, m ortgages, co n tra cts and th e
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in ____
the Ueporter
and Kegwter of last nmong our people and is acknowledged
o
dr&ftiug o l a ll leg al papers.
The Texas legislature remains true to \ week the íbiluwnig article:
to lie the superior to all other prepara
N e w b e rg . O r e g o n .
o
O f f ic e — Secon d Floor
democratic reliel traditions of forty
The Newberg tiraphic oí last week tions. It is a positive cure for all blood
McMinnville, Oregon.
Bau k o f N ewLerg B u ild in g.
years ago. I t supported a resolution ; made an unwarranted. dishonorable at- amj ht|n diseases. Only fifty cents a
!
ta
c
k
U|
h iii President Úoardnian.
The
this week praising Aguitialdo and con
C. F.
<irapine further stated it hud ita auihor bottle and we guarantee it.
o
demning the gallant Fuuston for the | ^ T ra in tbe prmhienTaiG'“ae!’re U r y o r j Moore A Co. druggists,
Do you have a feeling of undue fullness
The Stock has been personally selected by Mr, Nay-0
capture of the rebel chief.
I tho local association of this college. As
in the stomach, lielchings. or sour or
j usual the Graphic lias garbled and
jbarger, one of the firm, and from one of the Largest Man
Man-«.
L a ic K c a lis a ttn n .
bitter risings? These are but a few of
1 1 |noted falsehoods to sustain its position,
ufacturers in New York City, for SPOT CASH, and all o of^
Q
the
symptoms
of
tlie
diseased
stomach.
S
p
e
cia
l
a
tte
n
tio
n
also
given
to
diseases
of
th
e
Anent thè capture o í Aguinaldo * e i The editor of the Graphic came over | “ I now realize,” said the pig as they
'the newest styles out.
Every one in this community
Tlie worst thing which can be done
are iuformed on gooJ democratio au Tuesday morning. He called for Mr. loaded him into the wagon, bound for for the stomach in such a case is to take
EYE, EAR, HOSE AND THROAT.
•well aware that we disposed of the biggest portion of our
u r°
Wallace first, then for Mr. McKillop and
lii orí t y (with apologies to Grover) tiiat myself. He asked us upon what day the butcher’s.” “ I now realize that some tablet or powder which merely Office over B a n k of Newberg.
»large stock last fall during our great sale.
Therefore we
veo
we can’t fioorish as a repuhlic at hotne we made Ills protest against Minchin. overeating tends to shorten life.”— gives temporary relief from discomfort.
»will have all new and stylish goods for the Spring and
The best thing to do is to begin the cure
I
■while supporting an empire abroad. If We told him we had not made a protest Indianapolis I’rcss.
.Summer Season’s trade, aud prices lower than auyone else
of the disease by beginning the use of
as
yet,
hut
had
merely
written
to
the
we are not niuch mistaken as mudi lias
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
in the State, quality considered.
Our stock will consist of
executive committee notifying that we
been at least liinted at belore.
It cures diseases of the stomach and
A M a g ln g . K w a r lu a F lo o d .
’ the following:
intended to make such a protest. lie
other
organs
of
digestion
and
nutrition.
asked, “ Did {'resident Jloardman know
Dress Goods aud Silks of all shades and qualities,
Washed down a telegraph tine which It makes the " weak ” stomach strong,
that you intended to make this protest?”
»Ladies Tailor-made suits, Separate Skirts, Jackets, Capes,
A neighbor editor exhorts his read We said “ yes,” that we did not do tilings Clias C. Ellis, of Lisbon, la ., hud to re and puts the body in a condition of
F L O U R , F E E D ,H A Y & G R A IN
>the Largest and best line of Shirt Waists ever shown in
ers to love all their enemies. If he is a without consulting the faculty. If I’res. pair, “ standing waist deep in iey vigorous health.
" I « a i troubled a long tim e with dyspepei«,
.the slate.
fair sample - of the average country Hoard man told the Newberg delegation wafer" lie writes, “ gave rue a terrible torpid
GARDEN & FL O W E R
liver, and constipation,” writes Mrs. ju l i *
K. Deal, ol Ostwalt. Iredell Co., N. C. "Could
editor, and does in the above case ss he that this association had not made
cold and cough. I t grew worse daily. scarcely
S
E
E
D
S
.
eat
a
n
y
th
in
g
at
all
:
would
have
attacks
protest, he told the truth, and exactly
tells his readers, we would like to know tallies with what we told Woodward. Finally the heat doctors in Oukland, of pain som etning fik e colic, and som etim es It
F re e D elivery.
ed as though I could not live. I wrote to
when he expects to get a little time now The “ parallels” were taken from the Neb., Sioux City and Omaha said I had seem
Dr R. V. Pierce, stating my condition, and in a
days received a kind letter o f advice, telling
E . C . W a r d & Co.
and then to love his few but faithful press on the 18th. and Xewlierg College consumption and eouiil not live. Then few
m e to use Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov
received them at the same time as the I (vegan using Dr. King's New Dis ery.
1st. S tre e t, Newber,?. Or
I took four bottles, and one vial o f Dr.
friends.
other colleges. We give tills explana
P ierce’s Pellets, and now I can eat a n y th in g I
covery
and
was
wholly
cured
by
six
want and it don't hurt me. I have not been in
tion for the benefit of people who do not
bed a day since I took your -Golden Medical
Aguinaldo Ivas taken the oath of alle know the facts ol the case. To the peo bottles.” Positively guaranteed for Discovery,’ and I have not since felt any symp
To fit the smallest hoy, the largest fat and slim man,*
s of disease. I have not taken any m edicine
giance to the United States government, ple of McMinnville and those knowing coughs, colds, and all throat and lung tom
»and Prices which will surprise you all.
President Hoard man thin is not neces troubles by C. F. Moore & Co. Price in twelve m onths."
but there is one step yet left fo r him to sary.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con
Attest: J . R. McKlttop,
50 cents and S I.
take. And tiiat is to come over here,
stipation.
.1. 8 . W a l l a c e ,
Our familiar belongings
. start out on the lecture platform under
Per E . A. H mith .
grow old and unsightly to
-the auspices of the various “ anti” clubs
Let lis see who has "garbled and quot
others’ eyes before our own
Little0-year-old Harry, while read
When the Newberg ing a chapter of Genesis, paused and Bank of Newberg to T B and C
and help swell republican majorities ed falsehoods."
accustomed and uncon
»It is impossible to mention all we carry in stock.
B Cummings pt It 5 and 6 blk
delegation arrived in Salem on March asked his mother if people in those
for 1904.
scious eyes perceive their
Respectully yours,
1 Newberg.................................. 150
22, Harry Swafford, the president of • days used to do sums on the ground,
gradual decline.
the state oratorical association, was call- i lie had been reading the passage which Union Savings A Loan Assn to
The McMinnville papers suggest that
co-operative inv Co Its 3 and 4
ed on and a copy of the protest which I says; “ And the sons of men multi
the Graphic ought to drop the Minchin
blk 16 McM.............................
10
had been filed against Mr. Minchin ask -1 plied on the face of the earth.”
now—and since your attention is
affair. Well who started this row any
Co-operative Inv Co to Margar
ed
for,
and
here
is
what
he
handed
to
called to it you see that it is shab
way? The Graphic has been defending
et T McCann Its 3 4 Johns ail
by, unattractive, out of date.
a poor penniless youth who is helping Mr. Newby:
l i e K e p t H i t Leg:.
M c M innvillk , Or., Mar. 12, 1901.
to MoM...................................... 50°
Nobody but a rich man can afford to
maintain an invalid sister and at the
Twelve years ago J . W. Sullivan of U S to J H Nelson 160 in sec 8
. ^ - W JU U L O JU U U O
go shabbily dressed. Trimness is a sort
same time working his way through M r . C. B . S t k k n u k r o ,)
Albany, Oregon.)
12 r6 ..............
patent of social credential; a guaranty of sol
Hartford, Conn., scratched his leg will)
college, against a dastardly attempt to
vency; a certificate of self-respect. You
Dear S ir :—We as an association pro- a rusty wire. Inflammation and blood F H Coffeen and wife to H A
down him in the eyes of the public and
can’t afford to challenge the good opin
test against Mr. Minchin’s representing j poisoning set iu. For two years he
Swanson blk 9 Carlton........... 800
ion of good people by continuing to
notice is served here and now that it
tlie I. O. A. C. at Walla Walla, Wash- «uttered Intensely. Then the best doc- W C Kruger and wf to M E Har
wear that shabby chain when a choice
will do the same thing agiin under
ington, on the grounds of outright ping- j torg urged amputation, hut, lie writes,
rison It 1 and pt it 2 blk7 H A
of many beautiful new patterns can be
similar circumstances.
bought at a moderate price from those
iurism. We have the proof and propose | «.[ U(w,i one bottle of Electric Bitters
L ad to Newberg..................... 150
J*)Vki w j 4 K
m \
m \ ^
shown by
printing a parallel of Iris oration an.l and 1 J bottles of Buckleti’ Arnica Julia A Smith and hush to F A
N E W B E R G , O R E .
WINSLOW BROS., The Jewelers.
Last Monday saw the outcome of a extracts from Curios Martyn’s biography Halve and my leg was sound and well
Elliott it 5 6 7 8 blk 3 Deskin’s
I have written fully to us ever.” For eruptions, eczema, tet
long struggle between the temperance of Philippe.
4th ad Newberg....................... 275
Spring 'Term Commences March 27.
people and the saloon element of Forest Miss Holden and she can explain more ter salt rheum, sores untl all blood dis S G Gauld to London A San
Grove. Nearly all the property of the fully to yon. Very Resp.
Francisco Bank declaration
orders Electric Bitters lias no rival on
Carriage and Wagon Builder.
town was formerly owned by Pacific
J . R . M c K illop , Pres. Local Assn.
Gauld holds title to certain
earth. Try them C. F. Moore dc Co.
The College is located in a good moral town of prosperous
University and was sold with a provision
E. A . S m i t h , Secretary.
will guarantee every bottle or money
lands
Churches, there being no saloon.
in the deeds that if intoxicating liquors
The old executive committee of which refuuded. Only 50c.
Mary Harris to D Harris small
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
were ever sold on the property it was Mr. Sternberg was secretary met, can
strip land near Sheridan........
1
A c o m p e te n t c o r p s o f in s t r u c t o r s in t h e F a c u l t y .
E v ery
to revert to the university. Enterpris vassed the contents of the above and it
Promptly Done.
Irene Everest to M A Burrows
A s I t S e e m e d to H e r .
S t u d e n t 's I n t e r e s t s r e c e iv e s p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n . A P r e p a r a
ing drugstores have long been dispens was published at once tlmt McMinnville
Its 3 & 4 blk 0 Everest add to
Mr. Clubman—I never was a Jury
to r y a n d tw o C o lle g ia te C o u rs e s .
T w o l it e r a r y s o c ie t ie s
ing stimulants there, claiming that the had Hied 11 protest against Minchin.
Newberg...................................... 70
Horseshoeing and General Black-
a n d a C o lle g e P a p e r .
L ib r a r y a n d R e a d i n g R o o m w e ll
temperance provision was invalid. The This protest was turned over to the now man but onee, and then the Jury was Harvey E Carey to G H Poetle
s u p p lie d w ith tlie le a d in g M a g a z in e s a n d P e r i o d i c a ls .
school authorities had a test case committee and Mr. Swafford called a out nil night.
land near Lafayette.................. 500
smithing.
Mrs. Clubman—How you must have R L Bewley to F R Churchman
L a b o r a to r y f o r in d iv id u a l w o r k in C h e m is tr y , P h y s ic s a u d
brought before the court some time.ago meeting ol tho same. This is what he
’B io lo g y . A goo d M u se u m W ith a w id e r a n g e o f s p e c im e n s .
which decided that the restriction clause gave to Mr. Newby and on tlie charges enjoyed it Boston Courier,
pt it 3 blk 1 Sheridan.............. 1000
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 .
is valid anil that property can lie re brought against Mr. Minchin in this
J It Wilson and wf to J W Jones
F o r I n f o r m a t i o n , A d d re s s ,
verted upon proof of the sale of intoxi letter ami these alone was lie tried and
T Is R a sy to F e e l G ood.
159 a in sec 31 t2 r 2 ................ 1420
cants. This is a signal victory for good exonerated on March 23 in Salem.
1 Countless thousands have found a
citizenship in our sister college town, on
Please take notice tlmt the protest
| blessing to tlie body In Dr. King's New
which the university and all concerned signed liy McKillop and Smith bears
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Life Pills, which positively cure con
are to bo congratulated.
date of March 12. Five days after this
Luella
M
Nash
21, to Clyde Lafollett 24
stipation, sick headache, dizziness,
has for nearly sixty years been
Bourdmnn made his statement to Ed Jaundice, malaria, (ever and ague and Iva E Perkins 19, to Elam K Shaw
published on Monday, Wednes
recognized as the People’s Na
day and Friday, la a complete
------ IF SO-
tional Fam ily Newspaper, for
General Fitzhugh l.ee, an old line wards, Miles ami others from Newberg all liver and stomuch troubles. Purely Flora N Hutchins 21, to J D Derby 26
up to date daily newspaper,
farm ers and
villagers.
Its
splendid Agricultural Depart
democrat by the way, gives expression and oil Marcii 19 tlie conference was vegetable; never gripe or weakeu. Stella P Powell 19. to Geo VV Bernett 21
three days In the week, with
ment, its reliable market re
field
with
tlie
college
liovs
iu
McMinn
all
important news of the other
Minnie V Postle 20, to Wm Wvriek 32.
ports,
recognized
authority
to some very solid convictions relative
Only 25cat C. F. Moore A Co’s.
four days.
Profusely illus
throughout the country; its
to our relations with Cuba. He does ville,
fashion notes, its Science and
trated, and filled with Interest
Mechanics
Department,
i
t
s
In
tlie
article
published
in
tlie
Mc
not tielieve tlmt tlie pledge of tlie Uni
ing reading for all who wish to
fascinating short stories, etc.,
Ile a l E s t a t e T r a n s fe r s .
keep in close touch w ith news
etc., render it indispensable in
ted Stales demands that American con Minnville papers tlie boys say : “ If Pres.
every
fam
ily.
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g
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a
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s
u
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Reported
by
th
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Co.
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b
stra
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Co
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Me
T R IR liyE ° f the nation and world.
sc rip tio n
p rice ,
$ 1 .0 0
trol or supervision lie absolutely with Iloardman told the Newberg delegation | M in n v ille, Oregon, for th e w eek ending
I n i D U n C R c g u la r su bscrip tion
y e a r.
p r ic e , ^ 1 *5 0 p e r y e a r .
by calling on me before . n „ J ? . , T r ne<’, L p 0n e r wlth„
drawn, if in such a case it Is evident on Sunday tlmt this association bail not , M ur!) 1901. Ja m e s M. P u gh, M anager,
The. Tribune we offer to those who desire to .ecu re the b e ,t magazines,
D aily p a ssen g er boats up aud dowu the
lllu su ated weeklies and agricultural journals, the following splendid Inducements:
that a chaos of anarchy would be set made a protest, lie told the truth.” | Union Savings A iamn Assn to
riv e r betw een
W ith
closing a trade with
loose in tlie island. He does believe Yet in conlriidlctinti of their statement
R egular
W ith Weekly T ri-W ee k ly
C B Wilson It ti blk 3 Newli’rgl 10
Price
Tribune,
it
only
need
tie
said
tlmt
the
old
execu
Tribune,
that Culm's future will lie determined
E Lafollett and liushtoO Hogue
One Year.
One Year.
One Year.
others.
N o r t h A m e r i c a n R e v i e w , N e w Y o r k C i t y » • • i * • • *r» .o o
* 5 .0 0
by Cuban statesmanship; tlmt if (lie tive saiil it was a protest, the new execu
It 4 hlk 1 Potters ad Sheridan
00
H a r p e r ’s Ylii K-n xi tic . N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . .
4 .0 0
4 .0 0
• 5 .K
tive
committee
said
it
was
a
protest
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4 .0 0
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4 .0 0
Cubans do not display tlie ability to es
N C Brush to Eva Lombard w
H a r p e r ' s W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ...............
4
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0
4
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4 .5 0
C e n t u r y > n i g n / , i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ............
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tablish and maintain a "stable govern and it certainly reads very much like
4 .0 0
4 .5 0
it 5 pt it (i hlk 8 l.afayette. 450
Com ing up, boats pass N ew berg at 12 m ., going
tit. N i c h o l n * .i l u y e a x i n e . N e w Y o r k C i t y . .
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8 .0 Ò
3 .0 0
3 .5 0
one.
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ment, tlie destiny of tlie Pearl of the
down at 11 a. m. T h e ir boats a re
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Mary L Hess to W R Carter 93
1 .3 0
1 .0 5
F r a n k L e s l i e * » M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ............ 1 .0 0
Than again tlie biya say tlie represen
1 .2 5
w ell eq uipped for p assen
Antilles” will lie entrusted to the care
Y l u i u s c y ’s M a g a z i n e , N e w Y o r k C i t y ........................
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34 a in .1 Hess did (8 r 3 ......... 2812 50
1 .0 0
1 .3 5
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g er serv ice.
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1 .1 0
1 .7 5
of the great American Republic. Tills is tative ol the Graphic asked, “ Did Pres. J Weber and w l to J P Howe It
L e d e r e r M o n t h l y . N e w Y o r k C i t y ...............
• • 1 .0 0
1 .2 0
1 .7 5
P u c k , N e w Y o r k C i t y .......................... .................
• • 5 .0 0
5 .0 0
spoken from tlie standpoint of an ex|«>- Boardtnaii know that yon intended to
5 .5 0
-I have both-
3 Maeys 1st ad Dayton .......... 450 00
J u i i K O . N e w Y o r k C i t y ......................................
• • 5 .0 0
5 .0 0
5
.5 0
L e s l i e ’s W e e k l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y ...............
• • 4 .0 0
rienced observer of Cuban affairs, who make a protest?” An.l “ we said yes.” American Mortgage Co to J A
4 .0 0
4 .5 0
R e v ie w o f R e v ie w » , N ew Y o r k C i t y ..
• • 2 .5 0
2.541
3 .1 5
Well
now
one
o
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the
Newlierg
delegation
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would not naturally be prone to look at
• • : t.oo
3 .3 0
Campbell 129.61 a t5 r 4 .......... 1000
3 .0 0
AND
A m e r i c a n A g r i c u l t u r i s t . N e w Y o r k C i t y ............
• • 1 .0 0
1 .2 5
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tlie question from a republican stand asked tills question of Boarduian on G Howie and wl to R Howie 40
H o r n ! N e w Y o r k e r , N e w Y o r k C i t y ...........................
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1 .2 5
1 .7 5
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March 17, “ lias your local association
• • 1 .0 0
1 .2 5
1
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point.
C o u n t r y G e n t l e m a n , A l b a n y , N. Y ..................... • • 2 . 0 0
a sec 25 (2 r3 ............................. 350 00
2 .0 0
2 .5 0
property in
tiled a protest against Minchin or Is it
I ' n t - m J o u r n n l , I ’ M I u l c l p h i n . P e n n ............... • •
.5 0
1 .0 0
1 .0 0
W ATCH M AKER
E F Smith ami wf to J Burbow
l . I p p i n e e t t ’M M n jn z i n o . P h i l a d e l p h i a , P e n n •
. . • 3 .0 0
3 .0 0
3 .5 0
going to file one?" and lie said " I don’t
Y 4>uth s C o m p a n i o n , l l o s t o n . M a s s ...........................
• • 1 .7 5
2 .2 5
2 .0 0
It 1 2 3 4 blk 7 Chandlers 2nd
The interest insnifestud in political know.” Now liis own Undents say
r a m i a n i l H o m e , S p u t a a f i e l d . M n » n ...........................
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Those wishing to subscribe for more than one of th
F A MORRIS. Pres.
IXmald 5 a in sec 20 13 r2........ 800
silver republicans are all broken lip, the the White House portals after the army
Opposite P. O.
Newberg, Ore. i T he Tribune may remit a t publishers’ regular prices. above publications In connection wit!*
A. R. MILLS, Vice-Pres.
majority led by Senators Stewart and bill had passed, there were upwards of John Kirkwood and wf to Nellie
Address T H E T R I B I N E . N e w Y u r k C i t y .
M OaES VOTAW . C a sh ier
G Walling land in David
Jouoe coming back to the republican thirty senators gutliereil in tlie cor
Matlierty die t8 r$ . . . . . . . . . . . patent
rank». A few like Dubois of Idaho have ridors, to say nothing of twice as many
allied themselves with tlie democrats. congressmen, wailing to see tlie Pres W’m Dehaven and wf to R A
^
Stewart land in Sheridan. . . . 200
Tho populist party is likewise rapidly ident in tlie interest of applicants from
their
states
seeking
army
appoint
Tennessee
Fuuleoner
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disintegrating, some going to republicans
N e w b e rg , O r .
Stewart land in Sheridan . . . 200
and some to democrats. As these two ment*. General llawley puffed an un
partiei, have hail their strongholds in the lighted cigar, nervously swinging Ills W Shepherd and wl to Yarn Co
23.1 a public highway ............
75
states west of the Mlssiissppi, and have cane as lie sat near the door. Senator*
O IR / O -A lS r iZ lE ID 1 8 9 3
both been solidly against the republican McMillan and Borrows came arm in O Pogue to C B Lafollett Its 1 2
3 4 5 6 blk 4 Gardiners ad to
party, any accession from them to re arm, ready to pull together for some
Transacts a general banking
Sheridan ...................................
60
publican ranks is clear gain. And as it is state interest; Senator Mason, with Ills
business.
etident that the republicans are getting overcoat on Ids arm—saying nothing t’ S to Wm Allen and wf 326.33
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their full share of recruits in the gen As long as there ls a single egg left In
The U S to W Thurman 31.32 a it 5
eral break up, it looks like they would the l<n*ket the rushes continues.
Foreign Exchange bought and
sec 34 15 r 4 ............................... patent
have little difficulty in regaining and crecendoof colloquy suggests a hotel lob
sold.
holding the West. A* this is where the by at a political convention, or an over C K Hound and wl to Wm F
Fairchilds, 160 a In sec 32 t 3
shifting is taking place, the republicans grown church social. Secretary t ’or-
Careful attention given Collections.
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seem to lie having decidedly tlie best ol tclyou, cool and collected, listened to
rival claims, sometime* two at once— R B Ferguson and wf to L 11
the latest partisan shulfle.
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle— hence you
one at each car—a pen perched at an
Ferguson, 8.45 a in Joel l\-r-
oore
acute angle suggesting n sort of aural
kins die t 4 s r 3 w ...............
100
know just what you are taking when you take Grove’s. Imitator*
The second annual report oi the Ore elieval de (rise.
Captain Lneffier, the M J Smith and hush to Carrie
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
gon Historical Society has I teen received. veteran doorkeeper,
handled
the
K trade pt blk 22 Yamhill.
50
D E A L E R IX
It is a pamphlet 6 '4 x9,4 inches and con throng of distinguished visitors a* tact Mary A Cobb to ti W Woolette,
their medicine it" you knew what it contained.
Grove’s contain*
tains 124 pages. It «hows that tlie so fully an a rusli at a "p usii” reception.
3.64 a in 8 Cozine die t 4 s r 4
D r u g s »V M e d ic in e * . H oo ks .V
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
ciety had 627 members on Nov. 30, 1900, It was, altogether, "busy dayr” at the
450
I
distributed in 23 counties in Oregon and White II ouse, recalling an old time J C Hunter fa S P Houser Its 3
form.
The I ron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drive* the
H ook le ts F i n e & F a n e y S t a t i o n *
four in Washington. The material col ofliee-secker»’ rush of '85.
4. 6, 6 blk 13 Johns add to .Mc
malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
e rj S c h o o l R o o k s .V S u p p lie *. ;
lected during the year is classified as fol
Young army officers, tali and short,
Minnville. ................................. 900
Grove's » the Original and that all other so-called Tastele**
lows: Library department—documents, (at and lean, with regulation braid se John M ilntire to Kmma Mein-
N e w e st l* n t-
W ALL P A P E R .
134; diaries, accounts books, etc., 18; curing their overcoats, stood at “ atten
tire pt die J Perkins «4 r3 . . .
Chill Tonics arc imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics show»
maps and charts, 15; bound newspaper tion” as the senators joined in the U 8 tii Ja n ie Hutton N in sec 3
terns nnd Style * .
that Grove’s is superior to all others in every respect.
You
files, 27; miscellaneous papers, unbound "push and pull" session. A president
t \ r 4
patent ;
53: pamphlets, 165; miscellaneous books pro teni only was needed, to make up a J H Brown by *dmr to Hank
are not experimenting
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106; early school books, 48. Museum quorum anil hold a session of the Sen
Brown
ini 160 ■ *M 10 (5 r? 125
long been
having
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‘department—Pioneer relics, 207: arch ate right on tlie spot.
These appoint- J Hobaou to B Nolt nnd nubfi1,
aeological relics, 172; polluter photo 1111 ot* w e r e for life—and Indeed It w**
e n t i r e m a ' i ^ a l s e e v 'o n s c l
a in O J Walker die tS rt snd
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sold
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