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F O R E S T G R O V E — F orest R eb ek ah lo d g e No.
44 m eets in O dd F e llo w s h all on th e first aud
th ird W ed n esd ay o f e ach m on th .
M A T E OK O R E G O N .
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W in. I*. Lord
H arrison K K in caid
I'h illip M etsch am
G . M, Irw in
W I» Leed s
C has. E W o lv erto n
R. S. Bean
F. A . M oore
T A M cB ride
W. N. B arrett
John H M itch ell
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b erin ten d e n t
Cornelius
D. B. R easo n er
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R. B. G ood in
H P. Ford
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J.W . S ap p i n gton
G e o rg e H. W ilcox
A u stin C ra ig
L. E . W ilk es
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p ic e i «COU RT—T h ird M on d a y in M arch and
j , and fo u rth M on d a y in N o vem b er.
¿UNTVICOURT— F irs t M on d a y in each m on th .
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er first M o n d a y in each m on th .
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John s tr ip liu .
C O R N E L IU S .— S im o n id es lo d g e No. 34 m eets
in|its c a s tle h a ll e v e ry S a tu rd a y ev en in g .
S g d & u ith .
,'o un cilm en S te w a rt. M cN a m er and
. F ire W ard en
J u stice o f th e Peace
C o n sta b le
n g to n ..
.Scho ol D irectors
S ch o o l C lerk
P rin c ip a l o f Sch ool
Jliu rch D ir e c to r y .
I n g r k g a t io n a l ch u r ch
a . R o g e r s , P asto r .
^ e v e ry S u n d a y at tt a. in. and B p. tn.
k h o o l a fte r m o rn in g service,
n e ttin g s e v e r y T h u rs d a y e v e n in g at
p e o p le 's m e e tin g o n e h o u r b efo re Sun-
V g service.
h a re a lw a y s c o rd ia lly w elcom ed,
II!
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[ h o d i s t e p i s c o p a l c h u r c h .
D. A . W a t t e r s , P a s t o r
I e v e r y S u n d a y a t 11 a, nt. and S :jo p. m.
Ihool at 12.1s p. m J u n io r le a g u e ev e ry
4 p. m . K p w o rth le a g u e a t 6:30 p m.,
p r a y e r m e e tin g 7:30 p. m ., T h u rs d a y .
C H R IS T IA N CH U R CH .
r s e rv ic e e v e r y S u n d a y at it a. m. and
[. S u n d a y sch ool at 10 a. m. A aro n
P ra yer m e e tin g T h u rs d a y even-
K p. m . Sr Y P. S. C. E . S u n d a y even
K p . tn
Jr. Y P. s . C E. S u n d a y
f a t 4 p. in. S y lv ia E d w a rd s, p resid en t
*• - «re c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a ll th ese
lot
H IL L S B O R O .— H illsb o ro lo d g e No. 61 m eets
in its h a ll on t h e first a n d th ird F rid a y s in each 1
m o n th .
H IL L S B O R O — V io la ten t No. 18 m eets in Odd
F e llo w s h a ll on th e secon d an d fo u rth T h u rs - i
d a y s in each m onth
1 S T G R O V E F I R E D E P A R T M E N T .
Rapid ta p p in g
— MtHm b t } '. T h e lo catio n o f th e fire w illb e indi-
I W
h e
n u m b e r o f fu ll tap« g iv e n b etw een
l a r m s — c o rre sp o n d in g to th e num -
/hose lim its a re g iv en b elow
l— T h r e e tap s, p au se, th re e taps,
aps.
ttin g — F iv e tap s
- G en er a l
A larm
G. A. R.
F o rest G ro v e . -J a m e s B. M a tth e w s Post, No.
6 , m eets in M ason ic h a ll on t h e first a n d .th ird
W ed n esd ays in each m on th .
W . K . C.
F orest G ro v e .—J am es B. M atth e w s R elief
C orp s m eets a lte rn a te T h u rs d a y s in Odd Pel-
lo w s h all.
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rd — S outh P a rk ad d ition .
W A t t l • ’ TO N C O U N T Y PO ST O P F IC K 9
B eaverto n
B u x to n
C o rn e liu s
C e n te rv ille
F ir
D ille y
G le n c o e
F a rm in g to n
G len w o o d
G r e e n v ille
H illsb o ro
G aston
M idd leton
L a u rel
P ro g ress
M o u n ta in d a le
S h erw o o d
R e e d v ille
T u a la tin
B lo o m in g
Lenox
T h a tc h e r
P h illip s
rfORO.— T u a lity lo d g e, N o 6. m eets in
[e S a tu rd a y on o r b efo re th e fu ll m oon
•nth
IR T O N
B ea verto n lo d g e N o 100 m eets
B a ll on th e brat T u e s d a y in ench
O . E . «.
ORO
T u a la tin C h n p te r m e e t .in M»
i o n th e aecom l and fo n tth T u e a d a y a in
G R O V E .— P o re at C h a p te r N o. 4 >
I M aaonic h a ll on th e 6 rat an d th ird
■ n ench m onth
L. C. WALKER,
CIVIL, E N G IN E E R ,
O F F I C E IN I N G L E S B U I L D I N G . U P -S T A IR E
N o ta ry P u b lic
F ire a n d A c c id e n t In su ran ce
Justice o f th e P eace
L oan s. C o llec tio n s
d. I. KJMIGjHT,
General Fire Insurance
. . . and Loan Broker.
H IL L S B O R O
O regon
H illsb o ro .— H illsb o ro lo d g e m eets in its h a ll C h a s . M. K e e p .
e v e ry S a tu rd a y .
J u v e n ile T e m p le , S u n d a ys,
P resid en t.
3 P ni.
W . O F T H E YV.
F o rest G ro v e C am p N o. 98, m eets in O dd F e l
an k of
lo w s h a ll th e first and th ird S a tu rd a y in each
m on th .
B
D. S t e w a r t ,
C ash ier.
F o r e st G rove
KORKST ( j ROVE, OREGON
E stablished, 1889,
S. HUGHES & SON,
D E A L E R S IN
Hardware,. . .
Stoves and
. . . Tinware
A lso Plow s, W ag on s, B u g g ie s and C arts.
M c C o rm ic k B in d ers and M ow ers.
H orse R a k e s and a ll k in d s
o f F a rm in g Im plem en ts.
FOREST GROVE.
Incorporated. 1894.
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GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
. . . F o reig n a n d D o m estic E x
c h a n g e B o u g h t an d Sold. C o lle c
tio n s M ade on a ll A ccessib le
P o in ts an d P ro m p tly R em itted.
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A. H I N M A N .
I. A. M A C R U M .
M. B I S H E E .
E. W . H A IN E S .
B. F . F U R D Y .
D. C . S T E W A R T .
C. M. K E R F .
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■ College W a y an d B street
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FO REST GROVE
I. O. G . T.
F orest G ro v e .— F o rest G ro v e lo d g e N o.
m eets in its h a ll e v e r y S a tu rd a y e v e n in g .
W A R D L IM IT S
\yay
H ours
9 a. m. to 4 p. ra.
I*. O F H .
H illsb o ro G ra n g e m eets in its h a ll on th e sec
ond and fourth S a tu rd a y s in each m on th at 12 m.
M AILS.
T o a n J f r o m P o rtla n d an d a ll p oints: D eparts
A r r iv e s
a. m.
I T o O « rv - s, S alem and a ll p o in ts on th e W est
Ide: D kp urts S: 2 s a. ra. A rriv e« 4 30 P m
i T o O r t e i .v ille . M an n in g. B u x to n and V ern on ia
t r iv e s la m. D e p a rts i p . m .
DENTIST,
T I G A R D V I L L E .— T ig a r d v ille lo d g e m eets in t C o n v e y a n c in g and S u rv e y in g .
T itle s
its h all on th e seeotid aud fou rth S a tu rd a y s in
E x a m in e d . N o ta ry P u b lic.
each m on th .
W H E E L O C K M A R S H . P. M
OF
H IL L S B O R O , O R .
D r . N ix o n ,
S H E R W O O D .—S h erw oo d lo d^ e N o 20 m eets
in its h a ll e v e ry T h u rs d a y e v e n in g .
P o r t o n ic e o f F o r e s t G ro v e .
DEPARTORR
N o ta ria l W o rk and C o n v e yan cin g .
F O R E S T G R O V E — D e g ree o f H on or lo d g e j
m eets in O dd F e llo w s h a ll th e secon d T u e s d a y M ain S treet
o f each m outh.
Pacific Avc.
A R R I VAI. A N D
A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W ,
R o o m s 6 8 l 7 M organ Blit.
K . 8.
F O R E S T G R O V E . — D e lp h a te m p le , N o. 7, 1
m eets in M ason ic h a ll on th e secon d au d fourth
W ed n esd ay o f each m outh .
K . O. T. M.
F O R E S T G R O V E . F orest G ro v e ten t No. 21
m eets in M ason ic h a ll on th e secon d an d fourth
T u e s d a y s in each m on th .
m er
Police. -C ou n cilm en L a rg e . S tew a rt
H il l s b o r o , O r e c o n .
G L E N C O E — G le n c o e lo d g e No. 22 m eets in
in its c a s tle h a ll on e v e r y a lte rn a te S atu rd ay.|
ox.
ia n c e U n .l Accounts -C o u n c ilm e n M cN am er.
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A T T O R a NE Y S - A T - L A W ,
S M IT H & B O W M A N ,
T U A L A T I N . — T u a la tin lo d g e m eets in its
h a ll on th e second an d fourth S a tu rd a y s in each
m on th .
d Knox
fmteumi M eans— C o u n cilm en M cN am er. Bux-
L. K . A d a m s .
B A R R K T T & AD AM S,
H IL L S B O R O . - P h o e n ix lo d g e N o. 34 m eets in
M ason ic h a ll e v e ry M on d a y e v e n in g .
B o m in It te e s o f C ity C o u n c il.
C o u n c ilm e n S te w a rt, L a rg e and
xtoti an*I S m ith .
t reels ¿ t i l Public Property C ou n cilm en S m ith ,
S te w a rt.
W ater.— C oun cilm er. B u x ton . S m ith
W. N. B a r r e t t .
O f f i c e : C e n tra l B lo c k , R oom s 6 and 7.
.
T. Knox,
F o re st G rove.
O ffice at P io n eer D ru g S tore.
K . O F P.
F O R E S T G R O V E . - D e lp h o s lo d g e No. 39
m eets in M asonic h a ll e v e ry S a tu rd a y e v e n in g .
A . O. U. W .
F O R E S T G R O V E — F orest G ro v e lo d g e No.
60 m eets in O dd F e llo w s h a ll on e v e ry T u e s d a y
even in g.
H on. S. H ughes.
c i
T I G A R D V I L L E .—C h a r it y L o d g e No. 75 m eets
in its h a ll on th e first atici th ird S a tu rd a y s in
each m on th .
H IL L S B O R O .— P h o e n ic ia te m p le m eets in M a
son ic h all
T o aerve o n e y ea r. A
ii •
r s B u x ton . C. L . L a rg e .
T e le p h o n e No. j.
H IL L S B O R O —H illsb o ro R e b e k a h lo d g e No.
54 m eets in O dd F e llo w s h a ll e v e ry S a tu rd a y
ev en in g .
W ed n esd ay
g ro ve
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r o e o n ,
G A S T O N .— W a p ato lo d g e No. 40 m eets in its '
h a ll on th e first, th ird an d fifth S a tu rd a y s in
each m on th .
JB i i i n g t o n C O U N T Y .
b p
H IL L S B O R O .— W a sh in g to n en c a m p m en t No.
24 m eets in Odd F e llo w s h a ll on th e secon d and
fourth T u e s d a y s o f each m on th .
A Promising Trading and Shipping
Point.
W . G . C O L E , PH. G ., M . D ..
H IL L S B O R O .— M o n tezu m a lo d g e No. 50 m eets
in its h a ll on e v e r y W ed n esd a y ev en in g .
we have
them all
.
and
use
Prices no higher, sometimes
lower, than others charge for what
is not always as satisfactory.
. . . HATCHET
H O M ES ,
MERCHANT
TAILOR.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
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P r o fe s a io n a l C a rd s.
I . O . O . Y.
F O R E S T G R O V E — W a sh in g to n lo d g e N o. 4».
m eets in its h a ll e v e r y M onday e v e n in g .
C l e a n i n g anti R e p a i r i n g
N e a tly D one.
Pants to Order,
80.00
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T H R E E CENTS A COPY
tion b o th for p ro tectio n o f ou r co u n try
a g a in st illite r a te and v icio u s classes from
foreign la n d s, and for p rotection o f our
la b o r an d p reservation to our ow n p e o
p le o f th e rem ain d er o f ou r n a tio n a l d o
m ain .
" I n t e r n a l Im provem en ts— W e c o m
m en d th e p o lic y o f th e re p u b lica n p a rty
in relation to in te rn a l im p rovem en ts,
and, in p a rticu la r, in o p e n in g our w a te r
w ays tb co m m erce, an d w e d en ou n ce th e
illib e r a lity o f th e d e m o cra tic p a rty in
th ese m atters.
T h e m in o rity report w h ich w as w h a t th e
tin g le sta n d a rd m en trie d h ard to h av e
su b stitu te d w as in trod u ced b y E x -S e n a -
to r D o lp h a u d read as follow s:
" W e , a m in o rity o f yo u r co m m itte e
on p la tfo rm , beg le a v e to rep ort th a t we
h e a rtily en dorse th e a ctio n o f th e m a jo r
ity o f th e co m m itte e on p la tfo rm , aave
and e x c e p t th e section on fin ance, for
w h ich w e su b m it th e fo llo w in g as a su b
stitu te:
R esolved , T h a t w e fa v o r th e use
o f b oth g o ld and s ilv e r to th e e x te n t
w h ich th e y can be m a in ta in e d in c irc u la
tion at p a rity in p u rch a sin g an d d ebt-
p a y in g p ow er, but we are e a rn e stly o p
posed to th e free and u n lim ite d co in a g e
o f silv e r a t th e ratio o f 16 to I, for th e
reason th a t it w ou ld d estro y su ch p a rity ,
en orm o u sly co n tra ct th e volu m e of c u r
ren cy b y fo rcin g g o ld ou t of circu la tio n
and im m e d ia te ly p la ce th e c o u n try on a
silv e r basis.
“ 'B e lie v in g th a t th e effect o f in te rn a
tion al d em o n etiza tio n o f silv e r can b e
o vercom e o n ly b y in te rn a tio n a l re m o n
etizatio n o f th at m etal, th e re p u b lica n
p a rty o f O regon m ost e a rn e stly fa v o rs
such m easu res as w ill a cco m p lish th a t
purpose.
T h e sta te co n ve n tio n at P o rtlan d last
w eek a d op ted th e fo llo w in g p latform b y
D ille y is a fo rtu n a te ly loca ted tow n o f a vote o f 129 to 108.
" T h e re p resen ta tive s o f th e re p u b li
som e three-h u nd red in h a b ita n ts on the
w est side S . P. railroad , on e and three- ca n s o f th e sta te o f O regon , in c o n v e n
fourths m iles from th e G ro v e b y rail and 1 tion assem b led , ca ll a tte n tio n to th e c o n
tw o and o n e -h a lf m iles b y w ag on road. d itio n o f in d u stry and business th ro u g h
Prosperous lo o k in g b u ild in g s in good re ou t th e co u n try, as a p ro o f o f th e n e ce s
pair and w ell pain ted g iv e a gen eral sity o f re tu rn in g to th e p o lic y o f th e re
liv e ap pearan ce. A con sid e rab le p atron- | p u b lica n p a rty, un der w h ich th ere w as
age from farm ers, som e even from a d i s - 1 g e n e ra l p rosp erity d u rin g 30 years.
tan ce o f tw elve and fourteen m iles, m ak es j ‘ ‘ W e reaffirm th e p rin cip le s of th e re
tt* d e jrisk and su ppo rts b e tte r busi- j p u b lica n n ation a l p latform o f 1892, and
-esses th an are u su ally found in places assert th at th e resu lts th a t h ave fo llow ed
th e ch an g e d ecreed b y th e e le ctio n o f
o f D ille y ’s size.
A good deal o f sh ip p in g is d on e from j th a t y e a r h a v e ju stifie d our pro test
here, e sp e cia lly in h a y . T h e 50 barrel j a g a in st the n ation a l p o lic y a d op ted by
flouring m ill o f A p lin & S on s is run fu ll | th e d em o cra tic p a rty.
tim e and is one o f th e best e q u ip p ed for > " P r o te c tio n — W e b e lieve th at th e g o v
its size in th e state. It is run b y w ater j ern m en t sh o u ld h ave a m p le reven u e,
and steam . W . M. M cL e o d & S on s saw j w ith a su fficien t surplus over o rd in a ry
m ill h as a ca p acity o f 10,000 feet a day. | e xp e n d itu re s to p ro vid e for coast d efen-,
D ille y has tw o good g e n e ra l m erch an ! ses, for th e ste a d y b u ild in g up o f th e
dise stores w ell sto ck e d and se llin g goods ! n av y, and for th e con stan t red u ction o f
at c ity prices. T h e firm o f B rig g s Bros. ■ th e p u b lic d eb t. W e b e lieve th at th e
h as been in business h ere sin ce ’92. T h e p resen t tariff, w ith its low ered ra tes and
post office, exp ress and S. P . tic k e t office its d estru ctive and d ish onest system o f
are located in th eir store. M r. W . W . I u n d ervalu ation s, and d iscrim in atio n as
B reeden, form erly o f th e F o rest G ro v e 1 to lo ca litie s, sh ou ld be rep laced b y one
F lo u r M ill, is p ro p rieto r o f th e store fram ed 011 p ro te ctiv e prin cip les, sim ila r
la tely ow ned b y B. F. P u rd y. H e has to th a t o f th e M c K in le y h ill and a rra n g ed
ch a rg e o f th e lo n g d istan ce telep h on e ; to g iv e a m p le p rotection to A m e rican
w ages and A m erican in d u stry, an d to
station .
W . C. G ra y and L . G ro e n d y k e h ave restore th e recip ro city p o licy o f Jam es G .
b la ck sm ith and w agon re p a irin g shops, i B lain e.
" W e h av e a lw a y s g iv e n p rotection to
Peter H arper is th e v illa g e sh oem aker,
and W . B. S tep h en s h as a carp et weav- > ou r sh ip b u ild ers. In late years w e h ave
in g estab lish m en t. M r. and M rs. Jonas ! n eglected to p ro te ct ou r sh ip ow n ers.
W o lf con d u ct a h om e-lik e and co m fo rta W e b e lieve th e tim e h as com e to return
to th e p o lic y o f W ash in gto n and H a m il
ble lo d g in g house.
T h e fa rm er’ s w arehouse, lo ca te d here, ton , w h ich , b y d iscrim in a tin g d u tie s in
is a la rge b u ild in g ow n ed b y M essrs. M. favor o f A m erican b ottom s, secu red 90
per cen t o f ou r c a rry in g trade to A m e ri
E . D ille y , T . G . T o d d and A le x a n d e r.
Concert at Tigardville.
T h e pu b lic officials o f D ille y are: A b n er can ships, and w h ich , i f now restored ,
A co n ce rt and m a g ic la n tern e x h ib i
H riggs> p ostm aster;J. M . J a ck so n , ju stic e woulti a gain re v iv e ou r sh ip p in g and
tion w as g iv e n la st M o n d a y e v e n in g in
o f th e peace; A. B. T o d d , con stab le; cause A m erican fre ig h ts to be p a id to
aid o f th e m ission o f th e E p is c o p a l
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sch ool d irectors, C h a irm a n F . H . M au ry, j
“ F in a n ce — T h e A m erican peop le, from ch u rch . M rs. V an Buren p la y e d th e a c
J. P. H ansen and J. H. S tep h en s; E . S.
tra d itio and in te re st, fa vor b im etalism , co m p an im e n ts w ith h e r usual s k ill. M r.
G a y lo rd clerk .
C a lk in s p la ye d a co rn e t solo, and M iss
A room y b u ild in g for th e a cco m o d a and th e rep u b lican p a rty d em an d s th e
H e in b a ch san g e x q u is ite ly in h e r solo*
tion o f the M . E . C h u rch is ju s t n earin g use o f both g o ld and s ilv e r as sta n d a rd
and in th e part s o n g , " S w e e t and L o w ."
com pletion . T h e re is as y e t no settled I m on ey, w ith su ch restrictio n s and un der
An in stru m e n ta l q u a rte t w as ren d ered
pastor.
T h e d istrict sch ool n u m b ers at such p rovision s, to be d eterm in ed by
b y Mrs. V an B u ren and M essrs. C a lk in s ,
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present a bou t 80 p u pils. T w o good sized
Keetl and C h id son . T a b le a u x an d re ci
bu ild ings w ith m odern se a tin g house th e an ce o f th e p a rity o f v a lu e s o f th e tw o
tation s follow ed in
q u ic k su ccession ,
prim ary d ep artm e n t o f w h ich M rs. Jones m etals, so th a t th e p u rch a sin g and d e b t
th e e v e n in g b e in g en d ed b y a la n tern
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is te ach e r and th e m ore ad v an ce d pu pils
e x h ib itio n and refresh m en ts, w n ich th e
under ch arg e o f th e p rin cip a l, M iss L il silver, g o ld or paper, sh a ll be at a ll tim es
vario u s la d ies in terested in th e w e lfa re
e q u a l.
lian D ow ns.
“ T h e in terests o f th e producers o f th e o f th e ch u rch k in d ly provid ed .
A m o n g th e social features o f th e town
are stron g lodges o f G ood T e m p la rs and c o u n try — its farm ers and its w o rk in gm e n
U nited A rtisan s.
A good b rass band — d em and th a t e v e ry d ollar, p a p er or
A r b o r D ay at Galea City.
en liven s p u b lic occasion s. T h in g s p o liti coin , issued b y th e g o v e rn m e n t sh a ll be
T h e sch o o l room w as d eco rate d w ith
cal are look ed out for b y re p u b lica n and as good as a n y o th er d ollar.
a p rofu sion o f w ild flow» rs. T h e b la c k
“ E lectio n
of
S en ators— R esolved .
pop ulists clu b s. T h e d ém o cra ties h ave
b oards w ere filled w ith d ra w in g s illu s tr a
no clu b bu t th ere is said to be one d em o T h a t we e a rn e stly endorse the proposed tin g th e v a rie ty , th e cu riou s, and th e
am en d m en t to th e C o n stitu tio n o f the
crat in th e p recin ct.
b eau tifu l in tree and p la n t life. T h e
A lto g e th e r D ille y is q u ite a tow n and U n ited S ta te s p ro vid in g for th e ele ctio n p rogram con sisted o f re a d in g s and r e c i
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its co n ve n ie n t lo ca tio n prom ises th at
tatio n s from w ritin g s o f e m in en t m en on
som e d ay it w ill be a p la ce o f co n sid e ra vo te, re ce n tly reported from th e com
su b jects su ita b le tor th e occassion . T h e
ble im p ortan ce, e sp e cia lly i f it co n tin u es m ittee on p riv ile g e and e le ctio n s by uses, co m m e rcia l v a lu e , eflecta upon
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to grow as it h *s re ce n tly.
clim a te , regu la tio n o f th e su p p ly o f ra in
sid eratio n in th e U n ited S ta te s sen ate.
fall to strea m s, ra te o f con su m p tion , a es
“ C ascade R e se rv e — R esolved , T h a t the
th etic valu e, th e d u ty o f th e p reserva tio n
Arbor Day at Reedville.
a p p lica tio n o f th e O regon d ele g a tio n in
and p erp etu ation o f our forests w ere a ll
A rb o r D a y w as ob served a t R e e d v ille ,
con gress to th e p residen t o f th e U n ited d iscussed b y th e sch ool.
T h e sch ool
and as a resu lt six b e au tifu l m ap les
S ta te s and now p e n d in g b e fo rF h im , p ray prem ises w ere also ren ovated and a liv e ly
aud
on e
fir,
adorn
th e
school
in g a m od ification o f h is p roclam ation bonfire m ad e o f th e ru b b ish t h a t h ad ac-
ground. T h e exe rcise s b egan at one-
cre a tin g th e C a sca d e F o rest R e se rv e , is cu m late d d u rin g th e year.
th irty p. m. w ith th e te ach e rs Prof.
h ereb y e a rn e stly ap p roved , an d we
T h o se presen t exp re sse d th em se lv e s as
C o lem an and M iss A n d erson in ch arg e.
a p p eal to th e p resid en t to g ra n t
th e h a v in g sp en t an aftern oon o f p lea su re
L o n g before th is tim e th e sch o o l house
p ra ye r o f o u r d ele g a tio n in con gress.
and profit w h ich reflected m u ch cre d it
w as crow d ed w ith en th u sia stic patron s o f
“ F is h in g — W e realize th e im p ortan ce upon th e p u p ils p a rtic ip a tin g , as sch o o l
the sch ool. T h e o p e n in g n u m ber w ss a
and m agn itu d e o f th e fish in g in d u stry on
had o n ly been in session one w eek.
song en title d " A r b o r D ay M a rc h ” sung
th e C o lu m b ia river, and w ou ld recom -
to th e tu n e o f “ M a rch in g T h ro u g h
I m end th a t som e p ro visio n s be m ad e for
G e o rg ia " . T h e p rin cip a l, on b e h a lf o f
Well Acquainted With Them.
a state h a tch e ry for artificia l pro p o ga tio n ,
the sch ool, exten d ed a co rd ia l w elcom e,
A co u n try m in ister in a ce rta in to w n
and th a t th e la w s re g u la tin g th e close
th a n k in g them for th e ir p resen ce and
lo o k p e rm an e n t le a v e o f h is c o n g re g a tio n
season tie rig id ly enforced.
and in v itin g a n y w h o w ished to v isit the
“ R e b a te to S e ttle rs— T h a t we endorse in th e fo llo w in g p a th e tic m an n er:
sch ools d u rin g th eir re g u la r sessions.
“ B roth ers and sisters, I com e to sa y
I th e efforts o f our re p resen ta tive s in co n
Mr. B orw ich , ch airm a n o f th e hoard o f
gress to secure re p a ym e n t to se ttle rs o f go o d b ye . I d o n 't th in k G o d lo v e s th is
d irectors addressed th e au d ien ce w ith a
O regon o f th e excess o f $1.25 p er acre ch u rch , because n on e o f yo u e ve r die. I
few a pprop riate rem ark s w h ich w ere a p
w ro n g fu lly co llecte d b y th e go v e rn m e n t d o n 't th in k you lo v e e a ch oth er, b ecau se
preciated b y all. A n in te re stin g program
on la n d s lo ca te d in th e lim its o f th e un- I never m arry a n y o f you. I d o n 't th in k
co n sistin g o f songs, re cita tio n s, essays
| earned N o rth ern I'acific ra ilro a d lan d yo u lo v e me b ecau se yo u h av e n o t paid
a n d jd rills w as th en rendered.
tnv sa la ry . Y o u r d o n a tio n s are m o u ld y
g ra n t now forfeited.
A fte r th e last nu m b er th e ch ild ren
“ C a n a l— T h e con stru ction o f th e N ica | fru it and w o rm y ap p les, and ‘b y th e ir
m arched in double file to th e gro u n d s ' 'to
ra gu a can al is o f th e h igh est im p o rta n ce fruits y e sh all k n o w t h e m .’ B io th e rs, I
see how M r. B orw ich p la n ted a tree to
to th e A m erican p eop le, both as a m eas am g o in g a w a y to a b e tte r p la ce. I h ave
m ak e it liv e ” .A fte r th e tree p la n tin g a ll
ure o f n ation a l defense and to b u ild up been c a lle d to be c h a p la in o f a p e n ite n
teturned h om e seem in g w ell pleased for
and m a in ta in A m erican com m erce. It tia ry . W h e re I g o you ca n n o t co m e,
h av in g com e.
is m oreover o f sp ecial im p o rta n ce to our hut I g o to prepare a p lace lo r yo u , and
P acific sta tes, and w e d em and its co m m ay th e Lord h av e m ercy on you r souls.
Welcoming the Congressman.
p letion as sp e e d ily as possible b y the ' G o o d b y e .” — E x .
g o v ern m en t o f th e U n ited S tate s.
A la rg e d elegatio n o f citiz e n s o f H ills
boro g reeted th e H on. T h o m as H .T o n g u e
“ Pen sion s— W e h e re b y en dorse th e
The Ideal Panacea.
at th e station
w hen
he retu rn ed action of ou r sen ators and rep resen ta tives
Jam es L . F ra n cis, A ld e rm a n , C h ic a g o ,
hom e F rid a y e v e n in g
T h e H illsb o ro in con gress in th e ir en d ea vo r to secure
says: " I regard Dr. K in g 's N ew D is co v e ry
band stru ck up a p a trio tic a ir as th e train g ra n ts o f pen sion s to Ind ian w ar v e t
as an Ideal P a n acea for C o u g h s, C o ld s
pu lled in to the s ta tio n , and M r. T o n g u e 's erans.
and L u n g C o m p lain ts, h a v in g u sed it in
sp p e arsn e e upon th e p la tfo rm o f the ca r
“ R e tre n ch m e n t— W e p le d g e th e re
m y fa m ily for th e la s t five y e a rs, to th e
w as th e sign a l for a p ro lo n g e d ch eer. p u b lica n p a rty to rig id e co n o m y in th e
exclu sio n o f p h y s ic ia n 's p rescrip tio n s o r
exp
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From th e station th e p rocession , headed
b y th e b an d , proceed ed to th e resid en ce duction o f e xcessive salaries, and th e abol- oth er p re p a ra tio n s.”
R ev. Joh n Burgus, K e o k u k , Io w a ,
o f Mr. T o n g u e , h e b e in g escorted by lish m en t o f thejfee system w h ere p ossib le
M ayor G oodin.
M r. T o n g u e g ra c e fu lly and o f a ll useless com m ission s; and be w rites: " I h av e been a m in is te r o l th e
and co rd ia lly th a n k e d h is W ash in g to n lie v e th a t no a p p ro p riatio n sh o u ld be M eth od ist E p isco p a l ch u rc h fo r fifty
co u n ty frien d s for th e v ery earn est and m ade to a n y sch ool or c h a rita b le in stitu years o r m ore, and h a v e n e v e r found
h earty assistan ce g iv e n him in th e c o n tion not un der th e co n tro l o f th e state; a n v th in g so b e n e ficia l, o r th a t g a v e me
and oppose th e in co rp o ratio n in to the such sp eed y r e lie f a s Dr. K in g 's N ew
g ressio n al con ven tion .
g en eral a p p ro p riatio n b ill o f ite m s for D is c o v e ry .” T r y t h is Id e a l C o u g h R em
C atarrh C u r s »
H e a lth and tw e e t th e ex p e n d itu re o f p u b lic m o n e y n o t a u e d y n ow . T r ia l b o ttle s free a t th e M iller
P h arm a cy.
b reath secured b y S h ilo h '* C a tarrh th orized b v law .
J
R e m ed y.
to r free.
Priae go cents.
N asa l i»i#c-
“ Im m ig ra tio n — W’ e d em and e n actm en t
o f rig id re strictio n * on fhreign im m igr*-
Sn haerib * for th e H » r c » « T | t e o