The Herald.
D. E. STITT. Editor.
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Monmouth, Oregon.
FRIDAY, APKIL 7, l'Jll.
InTPraise Or Spitting.
"One f the rear.rii::; i-
deinv- i tur.iim-?-s in thU
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lit .1 ac is tin' prat liUlil- v
who roi.tlllUr tn
M'ii u itii iihbatcd iuur whele
evr! liirv nt. IV be. Lrt tin- doc
tor I't fi'l.iiiH what tliry wili
about tlsr J latirr. it i.- Iet to be
denied thai .iltin; rank- liih
alii'M! American ;i I't-, having a
decoialivc value leH to lr lightly
done away with in deference to
mere precautions c! 'hygiene and
r-anit . tioii. Tii iv is i-u more
v Mu'ut and -o;iihi than a
I'lttrr in action, ami the iir-:
iiiiii'i! tr.uv oi hini, remain-1
iti when hr ha- departed,;
awaki-n in aii men a i t 1 women
Eft y& tS t& 1
Jack Johnson, the heavy
weight, is a fa.-t lighter and a
rapid sj.ecilrr lmt a San Fran-1 io vb
cis.-D jinle lias knorkcl liini out
and he i taking a twenty .iav
rot in jail for 1 i- i i i; ir the
citv .-peed (inliiial.ee.
. j,jUI,t ainiiration. Pleas-
Anoiher lu.loean-:. hut l,u-;ri. ,.,! j.neH.irnev in tin, art
man life is ,-hr.i,. and huh-' ;m. u i'je-j.read d it m.llls
'li.ul.t hut that thr raiamity .mvjl,!,, or-anie tor its fur
which cut short sonic !u. hun-;,!,. eneour.i-en.ent. IWiblv
"lid forty lives in a NYu . ;1 j,,,-,,, u.unnn .,,, ll:,th;.
York factory will ,.,;, ' ;. f-i - t sY.rinati,-!, ,f a natK.ual eo.nimit
p.tlen aiel only cai.e,, to mnno. : l0 liraw U1, rul(.s .i,,,,.
rv, l.erhaj.s. in Mn,.:u::;; u,. thr ! tht, iirti.tu. t.xi,u.li()11 ' iu j,,
.l.sasterso. they.ar. w hi.,- th, !(f miMvlianics from the mouth,
sauieearelessnos f.,r the livrs ;,, ,i. ,,..,, ,. i.:..i, ,
- "inv VI ii iir ii nuiinv
11 l"''llu'' , cause everv American who has
ii am i mt r .... het iiiteie.-ts of his countrv
flOW MUCh We k now AnH H
pit heart will gladly furnish for
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of employes will
expeiiinent whatever of his that
is available, from the sidewalk
of his city to the ceiling of his
home." The Budget.
Little.
In the 'Miiestions and An
swers" minimi of an Kastern ex
change, some little boy put the
query: 'What i- electricity?
They say that elect: ieity c u ries
KOttiitl over the telephone wires
and makes the strci tears go;
but what is it?" The editor an
swered that "Klectricity is one
of the vital forces of Nature,"
and the boy who put the ques
tion may or mav not he satisfied
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I is ni l ; i Jm,n,,,,K '"fioodorbad. It is a fact of iy
1U ;U1" 01 chulotrical interest that the srnuid
It is a matter for son,,, curious town dweller is deeply critical of
speculation, ihat while ,sl .,11 everv bmvr bl h;e" ir..
I a .no unn, llv
ol us know what elect riei i v will notes the ilr.f.w.fu . ..;..a.i
- - ttiii - - vlio vji ft i cm iwir
Home holds deep meaning for
the dweller in a small town who
has lived long enough therein to
become identified with its ups
and downs, its successes and its
disappointments. Its people are
his people, and he breathes con
tentedly of its atmosphere, will
ing to share its fortunes, be they
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will
'', i t least, what we have
been able to achievehy itsagencv
thus far, there is m, living per
son able to tell what it is. To
say that it is one of the vital
forces in Nature i . to (,.me
it in the least The hoy who
asked the ipies.hm in tl0 "(),, s.
tions an I Auv.ve.s ' coluinu of
that Kastern exchange knew
that much quite as well s the
editorbut as to the origin of
the force? U,H vua Hl ,
in cotuinoii with cvervone eUe
is in tin' dark.
hen one considers the ex
pert knowledge o the world with
relerence to the iipplic.il ion iUl,l
Um' ''l-'ftricily in UUitfr lv
world's work, it is simply "mar
velous that the men ,o ,.1Vl,
such knowledge know nothim,'
of (lie aeeucy Will, whitdl thev
woik; lh.it they cannot sav with
iiiK village; but the ugly, stiualid
leatures of his own-its disre
putable shacks, broken fences,
bad sidewalks and unpainted
houses-have become familiar
uirougn long association, and he
mem not. it s generally
the "now man" who swiuuU,
senses these things and who, if
ho is content to stay, becomes a
valuable factor for civic better
ment. -Weston Leader
A Right To Live.
Labor unionists in New York
city are taking a proper step in
protesting against the use of fire
trap buildings such :w tha ;
... " -'' "lie in
whu-h US shirt waist makers
i't their death a few day since,
they should make such ,1.,.
, V11 tiivl l-
stratum that owners of buildings
and manufacturer will ,w
allow workmgmon and women to
iro nmiiiii.i.t.w) ; ii . . .
.. .-.vvnu ui iulS regard in
the iuture. Th..,-,, ,
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Just received a large
order of Warner's RUst
Proof Corsetts.
Hereafter we will sell
the following numbers
120, 126, 501, at $1.00
Former price, $1.25.
Have added to our
Stock No. 180. Price $2.00.
which we will sell at $175.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
I). N. McINTl'RFF NOTARY
PUBLIC far the State of Oregon,
at the Ollice of The Monmouth
Rkal Estate Co. . Mi
Deeds and all kinds of legal papers
made out and executed, and all notarial
work promptly and carefully attended to.
Church Directory.
ecltailitv Whether c ., , :
1 -reetl,a, eonserves! Ct .T
TT ..,, ,llilt j ple Z
-embles the ltV f01,,, , guoh They have a
--vethinki, does. IVr-; to ive and to work under ren!
".'I't is the hie lorce; but wi.:ablo safe conditions. -East Ore
'aniiot prove it, we cannot even 'unian-kl,uw'-
111 a fotiiidaiiiental w.lv j -
k the Painter, will hang
your paper for you.
EVANC.KLICAL ChUKCH
L. C. Hoover, Pastor
Morning service at 11:00 o'clock
Lvemng service at 7:00 o'clock
aumiuy School at i0:00 a. m. I
x. P. A. Meetintr uf c on '
I rayer Meeting Wednesday evening
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
W. A. Wood, Pastor.
Morning Service at 11 m
tvenmg Service at 7:30 p. m
Sunday School q..- '
V. P. S. C. E. it m-
i. b-"0 P- m.
1 ru'er Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
W. W. Davis, Pai tor.
Preaching St.rvk-e, i1:00a. m.
Polk County Bank
Established 1889
Monmouth, . - - Oregon
Paid Capital, - . . $30,000.00
Surplus & Undivided Profits, $11,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Busi
ness Under State Supervision
Officers and Directors
J. H. IIAWLKY, President; J. B. V. BUTLER, Vice
President; IRA C. POWELL, Cashier: J. B.
MUMP, P. s. rowELL, I. M. SIMPSON.
j Interest paid on time deposits.
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n:uoranee u electricity is'
'"'"'l- We harness it 'J1Uti
H do our bidding i a
thousand and one ways, "but t.J
Utter one word to its genesis.!
we eanimt for our lives.
That buy, if lt, 0MV k1(,w j
"'-1 uie f ,M. (1,uw
"-"tha. has ever been pro
I'.v tho hun.an mind.
U ,S t,h' ''I''ivalrht of the ,,iery
as to the origin of liiV. Port
land Tcl. iani . i
Sunday School,
B. Y. P. Union, at
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10:00
HOTEL MONMOUTH
F. P. PYLES, Prop., (Successor to D. M. Hampton.)
The Best Accommodations
Local Union meet- wv ' & ... ue ates.
ond and fourth Prwln,, ; u i;rxj if IS Uur Aim fr D7 T rr
vandal church at 2:C0 p. m. i i EVFPYTHTmp ot , y.U8
W. C. T. U.
a. m. ! ft
6:30
Baled Hay For Sale
j inquire of P. (). p0We or j
J; Powd1' Monmouth, Oregon.
Hell Phonos.
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Airlie, OrrKn.
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ive me a trial. '
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