Established 1111 11 .
FREE FROM ALL BAI) INFLUENCES.
HEALTHFUL.
EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
Four Year Courses, With its Associated Preparatory School
4-1
anda
c o n s e r v a to r y o f musics .
rn j ' Î rn i / t v r
including
* V i I LV/Li $
I n c id e n t a l s
In the College $48.00 a year.
In tin* A cadem y $33.00 a year.
LIVING EXPENSES LIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIU 3, 1895.
AthlrOHN TH O M A S M oC L E IX A X I>, I). I).. C rcH itlent , f o r C a ta lo g u e o r f u r t h e r i n f o r m a t i o n .
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
'.policy mg rep u b lican s o f th e U n ited S tates,
Clin roll Music.
‘ u rd ii*ie num ber o f from 5,000 to 10,0001 Prof. T h o m as N ick o lso n sa ys, “ It is
jc assem bled at th at con ve n tio n , abou t tim e we rescued su ch sw eet toned
s in . >re*>°,11 sh ou ld be fu lly represen ted , in stru m en ts as th e v io lin , p icco lo , the
\ a te is en title d to six d elegates at bass viol and th e corn et from S a ta n ’s
U!; andrfeur from e a ch *en g f« w *o n a l w r v ir * auli jfro tu re b oth them and th e
¿¡on o f ct, m ak in g 14 to be elected . T h e > m en w ho h av e a taste for th eir m usic for
,)rosp erit ^cn t a,K^ se cre ta ry o f th e sta te clu b , th e service o f G od an d th e c h u r c h .”
-jationul v ice presiden t for O regon , ;
the n ation al e x e cu tiv e com m ittee-j
lja r it n o r e t h e P a i n t e r .
A'!T,Ki for O regon are d elegates ex officio,
See Larim ore a bou t th a t h om e you
’’ S ih g a total o f 18.
w an t pain ted .
1 w a t e r l|JS are u rg e n tly req u ested to e le ct a |
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A t a inetT
‘•lim in g bsct o f d ele g ate s to th e state clu b ,
m itte e o f th e
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Mu* m atti ^bese d ele g a te s are u rged to atten d
lic a n C lu b , called by th e prt :\
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las sup v-rson, so th a t th e m eetin g sh all be
h e ld a t Portlan d , M arch 9, 189V
7 rep resen ta tive o f the repu blican
• ,
.
d ecided to call a sp ecial m eeting] «»,. ) ’ 11 1 m en t o c f the sta te. S p ecia
l rates
c lu b , to he h eld at P ortlan d , W e d n e sd f ‘ rta im *>e secu red on th e ra ilro a d s for dele-
M ay 22, 1895, at 10 o ’c lo ck a. m.
\ Forest .
T h e state clu b is com posed o f -^i! p , , ,
t
L. W e l l s .
clu b s represented in proportion to tlie if,
S e cre ta ry .
actu al m em bership.
E v e r y repu blican
c lu b in the state, l>eing p erm an en tly or
S im p ly S m ile s .
ga n ize d , w ith a co n stitu tio n and by-law s,
— “ W hat d id yo u e v e r d o th at
is en titled to represen tation in th e state
c lu b , w h eth er on th e c lu b ’s present offi o rig in al ?” asked S ata n o f th e S erpen t.
c ia l list or not.
C lu b s are e n title d to “ W h a t’s th e m atter w ith A dam and E ve?
on e represen tative at large and on e for I d id th em b oth w ith m y little apple. I
each 25 m em bers or fraction th ereo f can n ot te ll a lie . ” — Syracuse Post.
greater than 15. S e cre taries o f clu b s are
requested to fill ou t th e enclosed ce rtifi
ca te o f m em bersh ip and list o f d elegates
chosen to represent th e clu b and return
it to th e secretary o f th e sta te c lu b as
e a rly as possible. B y d o in g so th e w ork
o f org an izin g th e co n ve n tio n w ill be
g re a tly fa cilita te d , and d ele g ate s w ill
not I k ? su b jected to in co n ve n ie n ce or
possible loss o f th eir sea ts because o f
irreg u la rity or u n ce rta in ty as to the
nu m b er o f d elegates to w h ich th eir clu bs
are e n title d .
A ll cre d e n tia ls m ust be
sign ed b y th e president or vice-presiden t
and secretary, and a ll p roxies m ust I k * in
w ritin g.
T h e ob jects o f th e m ee tin g are to elect
d elegates to th e e ig h th ann u al co n ven
tion o f th e R ep u b lica n L e a gu e o f the
U n ited S tates, to be h e ld at C le ve la n d ,
0 .,J u n e 19, 1895; to co n sid er th e ad visa
b ility o f c h a n g in g th e nam e o f the state
organ ization to “ T h e R ep u b lica n League
o f O re g o n ,” in ord er to conform to the
title g e n e ra lly used b y state clu b s In*-
lo n g in g to th e N ation al League; to dc-
vise a m eans o f reven u e for m a in ta in in g
and e xte n d in g th e state o rg an izatio n ,
and to further in a n y oth er w av the
interesta o f the rep u b lican p a rty in the
sta te o f O regon.
O regon has never t»een a d eq u ately rep
resented at th e N ation al Leagu e conven-
■ tion s, and should th is y e a r In* present
w ith th e entire 18 d ele gate s to w h ich she
is e n title d . T h is w ill I k * th e most im
p ortan t m eetin g o f th e lea gu e sin ce its
o rg an izatio n , and w ill he th e first great
g a th e rin g o f rep u b lican s p rep aratory to
th e presiden tial cam p aign o f 1896. T h e
’T w a s «iiinm cr and N ew p o rt. H e cam e there;
w e m et;
H e w as h an d som e an d h a sty, am i I a co i.u e le;
He p rop osed; I refu sed h im I loved him -but
then
I th o u g h t, d o n 't yo u see, h e w ou ld a sk m e
again
ltut h e d id n 't
S h e shed a tear upon h is breast;
T h e effort m ade h im w in ce;
H is vest w as m ad e o f tiauuet
A m i h e h asn 't seen it sin ce !
I'rest.
W h ile cap riciou s, d a in ty Rose.
S p o rts a p a ir o f M ik tn hose.
Papa, w h o p u ts u p th e rocks,
H ubs a lo n g in cotton so ck s I
/>. ttr,
M a r k e t ( ¿ tio tiitin iis .
FO REST G R O VE .
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W K I.K L Y
BY
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P rodcckr ' s S kllino P rick .
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Lard
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Dried Apples
Dried Prim es
T allo w
C h ick en s, old
D ucks
G eese
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T u rk e y s
Hides.
wheat
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Larim ore is
F orest (»rove.
T H E ” paper h a n g e r o f
rtO O O C O P I E S O F T H I S I S S U E .
Larim ore
m a k in g
sp e cia lty o f fine b u g g v p a in tin g ,
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G eo. S m ith sells th e w all paper; Lari-
! m ore h an gs it..
Larim ore w ill p a in t a n y th in g from a
b a b y b u g g y to an om nib u s or a ch ic k e n
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S A L E .— S ix t y A cres. 30 acres in |
cu ltivation ; 10 acres set in hops; 20 !
acres seeded to grain ; b alan ce e x tra
fruit land and e asily cleared . F a ir house
also depends very largely for
its value upon its
associations.
x
an d b arn , g o o d o rch a rd , e x tra g o o d n ew
hop house and fu rn ace a ll co m p lete.
T h is is a m ost b eau tifu l location to liv e ,
I b ein g h an d y to school and n ear railroad I
I d ep ot, and has a co m m a n d in g v iew o fj
; th e su rroun d in g co u n try. P rice, iiiclu d - i
j in g crop, f 1400— h a lf cash, balan ce on
| easy term s. F o r fu rth er p articu lars ca ll
| on J O H N S O N , G I L P I N & H A R R IS ,
R ea l E state A gen ts.
S A L E — F o rty A cres, all level,
bottom lan d. 24 acres in c u lti
F IOR rich
vation; to acres set to hops; 14 acres
seeded to grain . S ix te e n acres o f th is
land is very ch o ice b eaver dam lan d,
F a ir house and barn. T h is is a ch o ice
location to live, b ein g o n ly four m iles
from Forest G rove.
P rice , in clu d in g
j crops, $ 1400— h a lf ca sh , b alan ce on easy
term s.
, J O H N S O N , G I L P I N & H A R R IS ,
R eal E sta te A g e n ts.
JOHNSON, GILPIN 8: HARRIS,
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R eal E state A gen ts.
is know n by the com pany he
keeps, :
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so it is said
An Advertisement
a m an sion .
N ow is th e tim e to p aper you r house—
Larim ore is th e m ail to do it— ch e a p
est and best w ork in th e citv .
15 to » cts. p e r lb.
y e ts . p e r lb.
10 to i.t cts. p e r lh.
H cts. p er lb.
L IO R S A L E .— T w e n ty A cres tw o m iles
.10 cts. p er !b.
,r> cts. p -r lh.
F
from F orest G ro ve .
T w e lv e h u n
.10 cts. p er 11*.
d red liearin g fruit trees, 1000 goos-
jo to 40 cts. p er h u n d red lbs.
T h is orch ard
?s to yo eta. p er h u n d red lbs. berries, 1000 b la ck b e rrie s
.1 to
p c i if*.
is in first class co n d itio n , is e x tra g >od
J$ to go cts. p er b ush el.
for fruit raisin g, and 111 an extra good
. 4 to 6 cts. p er lh.
location to liv e. F o r fu rth er in form a-
.4 to f> cts iK-r 11».
tion ca ll on
,i*> to 4 cts. p er lb.
|i to $4.50 p er dos.
..$ j u- $3 p er d o * .
R eal E state A gen ts,
$t> to fa p er do*.
10 to
cts. p er lb . aliv e.
I 1H to cts. pet lb . • i less for
^ O R S A L E .— F o rty-fiv e A cres, four
/
g ru b b y o r m urrain .
.15 to 40 cts. each.
m iles from F o rest G rove. T w e n ty
to .1 cts. gross w eig h t. 5
acres in cu ltiv a tio n , balan ce not
»
to 6 Cts. dressed.
hard to clear.
G ood house and barn.
| j to $J.so.
T h is is all level rich lan d. P rice $1500
4S to 5 cts. p er lh. dressed.
4 to 4^ cts. dressed.
1 — $1000 ca sh , b alan ce on casv term s.
.14 ct®. cle ar.
S ee J O H N S O N . G I L P IN N H A R R IS .
i* to ao cts. wncked.
g.50 to fa. so holed
A Man
L a rim o re ’» add ress i . Box 261, F orest
I G ro v e , O regon .
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