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MORE NEW
' ed t'v issue *1* ,000 of bonds for
the citizens of Prinville condemn
., ch'i p epose ot building a brick
ing the reports in the Oregonian,
bool bouse ou the site ot the
concerning the recent fight in their
t resent building, which this year is
town, as unjust and unfair, and en
tally (¡adequate. Another teacher
tirely false were piesented for the
The Old Year Saw Many In nvt b.r- been employed whose class ec-
purpose of getting the town right
tupies ie town ball, and it is al- Commercial Club Entertains Visitors in the minds of the people.
ments. the New One Pron os
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t v.iy ,-pparent that still larger
and New Members.
A letter Lom Mr. Rasmuesen,
Much More for All.
will be necessary in I907. ,
who was here recently in the in
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terest of establishing a Swedish
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We all can see many ini \
■ ' 1 , -tricts. Willow Springs and
On Wednesday evening, the club colony here, was read, in which he
men ts a ml loan forward to
iiouic: will soon be consolidated entertained Messrs Gideon Stolz, H asked the club to advertise in his
j limes close at baud. Our men , •xc.i' ’ 'eutral Point, the new brick C. Gile, W. I. Staley, D. H. Wey- Swedish papers. It was laid on
j as a ntio fc-el very optomistic und r' .are to be of not less than ant of Salem and R. R Giltner of the table. Tlte Development League
j have reasons to feel that the sst » v;' n o m i will be designed so Portland, whick company were up meeting at Portland, Jan. i 2 th and
| year has been a very good oue. . u.. . t c *n he readily enlarged.
here for the purpose of looking over 13th was discussed, and a larga at
Some of their comments we
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j the plant and paint deposits of the tendance urged. Special copies of
Oregon Sienna Paint Company at the address of Paul Shoup, on the
l'he Bank, ‘‘Business is ir prov
t JVeatAen ,7atk.
j Walker Station, with a view of in Harriman Oregon extensions were
ing, «e can see the improv neat
vesting. Each of the gentlemen presented for the elub to read.
right along.”
After the regular meeting, rye
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no use to grumble and com made short and interesting talks,
Wynne Hardware Co. “ V . we
bread, wiener wursts and coffee
end
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one
complimented
the
club
plain;
have a good year’s busires . and
*st as cheap and easy to re- on its activity and business like en were served and a general good
look for a better one this year
) nee;
terprise. They were all interested time enjoyed.
ii 1.
J sorts out the weather and in the united effort necessary to
Ben Lurch says his Cbr 'as-
Is rain,
trade was very good, and that he W’j (tin’s my choice.
build up the entire state, and Mr. Registration Begins Tuesday at Eu
¡ old lunch more than last yea- »,:•!
Giltner’a plea was the necessity o f,
Mi-
vlstence,
dry
and
wet
gene.
even with 7 people beltim tl.v W . vertake the best of men—
freight ratea being lowered to equal
counters he was unable to wt
31 biM 1! ie skift o'cloucls ’ll shet
water transportation for Portland
Registration for the state and
ail.
. s • u off now and then;
to the south. Mr. Hodges of Idaho, county election in June, i 9 o 6 , be
n’t no sense, as I kin see,
a visiting lumber man with Mr. gins at the county clerk’s office on
II. Yansko, *‘I did four tim
uu'-als sicli as you and me,
Chambers, was called upon, but de Tuesday, January 2 . James L.
much business as last year e.)‘!
u’ Nature’s wise Intents,
clined
to make any talk.
Furnish has been appointed regis
pad
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Auu
lockin’
horns
with
Providence.
could have done more if 1
Two new members were taken tration clerk and he is now prepar
known it was corning so I could It ain’t no use to grumble and com
into the club, namely Tboe. Pierce ing his books and other material for
have had moro help.”
plain;
his work. He will occupy a daak in
It’s Jest as cheap and easy to re and Dr. H. C. Schleef.
Metcalf & Brund. ‘ ‘Our business
joice
A lengthy set of resolutions from the lobby o( the clerk’s office.
has greatly increased ami our Christ '.Y!ien God sorts out the weather and
sends rain,
mas was a wonderr”
W’y rain’s my choice.
—James Whitcomb Riley.
Pearce A Johnson ‘ ‘The new
store is good, we have lots of custo
mers now that never knew we were
on earth before.” and we getting
Lawson Made Lots of Money.
after more store room for our ship
Cleveland, Dec. 27.-Frank Rocke-
ments” .
feller, brother of John D., says it
Griffin & Veatcb, ‘‘The past year is his opinion that Lawson has
has been a banner oue for us, we made more money in the last faw
are greatly pleased with the pros days than he ever did before. He
pects. ’ ’
saye that Lawson ie too shrewd to
Fiugal Hinds: I can’t complain, get caught short of the market, as
I things are coming our way, it only report says he has been.
takes a little patience.
BEFORE
MEMBERS
Presbyterians to Form Organic Union.
Stories, fashions, articles, lllu -tratlons.
Grab This Opportunity
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NO. 87
Wonderful Flower Garden.
St Louis, Dec. 27 .— At the meet
ing
to be held at the Southern hotel
Colonel Morrison of Fairfield,
Wash., has one ol the largest flower this evening two committees of five
gardens in America, He has 11 Members each, representing the
acres in flowers, with nearly 1000 Presbyterians and the Cumberland
varieties, including 150 varieties of Presbyterian Churches, the final
nasturtiums. Uncle Sam buys the arrangements will be considered for
seed from this great flower garden completing the organic union of the
! and distributes them through his two churches on the basis which
1 members of congress. It would has been approved by a majority of
[surprise many a New England spin the presbyteries of the two churches
ster, bustling amid Imr little garden in the spring of the year. After
of flowers, to learn that the seeds the two committees have completed
she planted had come all the way their task, the entire committees
from the other side of the American have completed their task, the en
continent, and had in fact, been tire committees appointed for the
grown iu a region which was re purpose by the two churches will
garded as an almost hopeless wil hold their first joint session, which
derness when she went to school. will conclude with a banquot.
Tomorrow and on the following
! Colonel Morrison employs a Euro
pean expert in seed growing, J. days the joint committee will hold
Delagree- who was for 20 years era a number of meetings, completing
ployed by Vilmoras of Parts, the I eTery detail of the merger, such as
greatest seed grower of seeds in the I
un*on °* boards, college pres-
world. It may be news to some I byteries and
aoJs of the two
readers to learn that the propaga churches. The plan of corporate
tion of choice plants for seed is con union is to be submitted to the two
ducted with all the care that attends general assemblies next May, when
the breeding of a fiue strain of tbe P resbyterian assem bly will m eet
horses 01 dogs.— Orchard and Farm. I ^ e s Moines, that of the Cumber
land ch u rc h in Decatur, Illinois.
Italian Shoots at S- P. Train.
Oldest Oddfellow's Birthday.
Medford, Ore., Dec. 26.— A man
Sumroej, la., Dec. 27.— John
connected with a gang of Italians
j Wade, who has the diatinction of
employed by the Southern Pacific ! being the oldest member of the
railroad, last evening fired a shot
Order of Odd Fellows living, ie cel
through the observation car of train
ebrating his eighty-seventh birth
No. 1G, just north of the Medford
day today
He became a member
station. The ball passed through
of the orler in 1843, when the or
the glass in the car above the beads
ganization wae only a few years old.
of the passengers. The gang ot Ital
Mr. Wade is a saddler by profession
ians, to whom the man bilouged, ia
but hae devoted himself to farming
said to be the same with whom tha
for many years. The members of
Douglas county authorities recently
his lodge will give a banquet in his
nad much trouble. Sheriff Rader
honor this evening.
was ordered today to arrest the en
tire gang, sparing no trouble if nec
East Eugene has a local improve
essary to find the miscreant. The
ment
club, recently formed. They
men had been celebrating Christ
mas and ha 1 been drinking heavily. are going to work for the b u t in
terest of the whole city, ae well as
their particular section.
New Brick School
I
for Central Point.
The work on the bridge at Spring
Medford, Ore. Dec. 'I-,.— Central Gel I has been stopped on account
Point school district No. G. has of tha high water.
Tide wisb for our manç
jfrienbs anb Customers
a Mappç anb prosper *5
ous Mew H?ear anb ash
a continuance of tbe
patronaoe we bave en**
j joçeb in tbe past.
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