»Jtarterlv exenH iea.of1 the Junior a n d !
Heath o f M rs. ABI1 S t e w a r t .
a ilGp-itch tellin g o f his ul.ere;«
and sending congratulation«, but | Senior classes were well attended Tues- \ Mrs. A nn Crum baker Stew art was
T he exercises were opened born in Colum bia c o u n t y , P e n n sy lv a n ia ,
t o t e r e d Rt the pom -office at F o re s t Grove, or. ■ » he thought the wires m ust have been day evening.
S ec o n d -c la ss mail matter.
grounded or becom e short circuiued for by a piano duett given by Mrs. Cook M ay 6, 1818, died near Forest Grove,
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the message had not com e to hand. and Miss Yoder, w hich was w ell re O regon, on March 20, 1897 and so was
o f the age o f 78 years 10 months and 14
TKKMH TO SUBSCRIBERS.
H ow ever the D octor had left here just ceived.
Mr. H. H. H artley then gave an o ra days. She was married in 1836 at F ind
P o s ta g e F re e .
in tim e enough to get to Carson C ity,
He said la y, O hio, to Benj. E. Stew art and to
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S in months .................................................
751 was studyin g the question o f college in brief “ The history o f a nation is the gether they crossed the plains in 1847.
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ath letics w ith a view to gettin g som e biography o f its great m en, no advance The sam e y ear they settled in North
In A d v a n c e .
m ent in any sphere w hatsoever can be Y a m h ill where Mrs. Stew art m ainly
th in g less dangerous than football.
made excep t for heroes— men w ho see resided since that time and at the time
Mr.
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erges,
'89,
o
f
Portland,
a
B a ta b lish e d fo r th e d is s e m in a tio n o f W a s h in g
t o n c o u n ty n e w s , th e e le v a tio n o f h u m a n it y an d recent alum nus, presented Prof. Marsh beyond the horizon o f the ordin ary o b o f her death still owned a part o f the old
t h e m o n e y w e ca n m a k e .
server. Men have not been raised up to hom estead. She was a lady o f sterling
w ith a beautiful portrait o f him self.
I te m s o f g e n e ra l in te re st g r a t e fu lly re c e iv e d .
Mr. John T . W halley, for the alum ni m ake special advancem ent in any p ar qualities and in her long life o f useful
K d ito r 's h o b b ie s an d o p in io n s on th is p a g e , a ll
ot Portland, presented him with a purse ticular line or do a heroic deed, and only ness made m any friends and won the
the rest fa c t s —im p a rtia l an d u n co lo red .
K d ito r is a t h o m e in h is sa n c tu m , H a t c h e t con tain in g $70 in gold, a dollar for every so far as it has been in the men have they esteem o f a ll who knew her.
B u ild in g , F o re s t G ro v e , fro m 6 a. m . to 10 p. m . one o f his s lity - c s e years and $9 inter- becom e heroes.
Mr. John M iller fol
H er children are: Mrs. Em m a Laugh-
s i each w e e k d a y a n d a lw a y s g la d to t a lk an d esp
Letters were then read by th e lowed with an oration on “ D angers o f lin o f N orth Y am h ill, D. C. Stew art of
h e ta lk e d to.
chairm an from H arvey Scott, editor in E xtrem e
D em o cracy.”
Mr.
M iller Forest G rove, Flrminger Stew art of Day-
ch ie f o f the O regonian, John and M ary spoke o f the evils arising from govern- ville. G rant county, James Y . Stewart,
IS S IJ K D R V K R Y W K K K I N T H K Y E A R O N
I,ee o f W hatcom , and m any others, j ment by people prom pted by selfish deceased, O rvllie Stew art ofM arysvale,
T H U R S D A Y FROM
TH E H ATCHET
Som e contained m oney as to ken s of their m otives and w ith insufficient know ledge U tah, M onta Stew art o f G aston, F’rances
P R I N T I iR Y .
regard, it being rem arked th at Mr. Scott o f the far-reaching and com plex question A. F o x , deceased, wife o f Judge W. F ox
was represented b y five silve r dollars. involved. Miss E lean or R ussell w ith a o; A storia, and E va Stew art with whom
I f you tail to receive yo u r paper it w ill
R ev. J. E . W alker, o f F oochow , China, full, rich voice, next favored the audience she was livin g at the time o f her death.
be a favor if you w ill n o tify us at once. another
aluntnius, told an am using an ec w ith a vocal solo it bein g Miss R u ssell’s
Mrs. Stew art joined the Methodist
dote pointed at a former principal o f the first appearance before th e public. An E piscopal church soon after her arrival
A U S T I N C R A I G __ E d it o r a n d P r o p r i e t o r .
academ y presumed to be Judge S battu ck. oration on " T h e Influence o f the Su- in O regon and has been a consistent
T he event o f the even in g cam e when drerne Court,” was then giv en by M r. J. m em ber ever since.
F. i g h t
I KADABLF,
Hon. I. A. M acrum on the part of all E. Kirkw ood. H e spoke o f the wide
The burial occurred M onday at North
E L IA B L K
P ages
Prof. M arsh’s friends, after a short spread influence o f the im portant cases Y a m h ill, her hom e for so m any jears.
W eekly
J E P U B L IC A N
speech on the subject o f “ W atch in g w hich the Suprem e Court has decided,
Prof. M arsh,” presented him w ith a enum erating the "D red S co tt D ecision ”
A ll
the
different forms o f skin
fine engraved gold w atch and chain. and the N ational B anking System . “ Our
troubles, from chapped hands to eczema
HEN. NEAL MOW.
A song from the quartett, Messrs. B rad Debt to E g y p t” was the subject o f Miss
and indolent ulcers can be readily cured
ley , F letcher, Bauer and H askell, fol I.orena G leason. She said in part no
by D -W itt’s W itch Hazel Salve, the
A Gen. Neal Dow celebration was
lowed.
nation has risen and flourished w ith
great p ile cure. J. C. C lark, druggist.
held in the Congregational church
Here Prof. Marsh was allow ed to rep- out con tributing som ethin g to the pro-
last Sunday evening.
It was a resent him self but was given strictly in gress o f the world. R om e left her leg-
.Social.
Union service of all the churches, charge not to thank a n yb o d y. H e l acy o f literature and law , G reece her
The ladies o f the Degree of Honor A.
briefly
reviewed
the
m
arvelous
changes
literature
and
art,
and
E
g
y
p
t
her
science,
and therefore all standing room in
during the th irty years of his professor- E g y p t attained the highest civilization O. U. W ., w ill give a M other Got ».*
the auditorium and gallery was
ship in F. U. whose history is his life ’s o f the ancients and m uch o f our modern social in V erts hall on Friday evening,
crowded to overflowing to hear and story. Now the audience were grace- i scientific know ledge is m erely the know l- A pril 2. There will bean entertainm ent
see the splendid program of exer fu lly dism issed with a wave o f the hand edge o f the E gy p tian s, w orked over. o f tableaux in w hich all those taking part
cises in commemoration of the life from the chairm an and in vited to w alk Mr. Chas. E . B radley then delivered w ill have the costum es o f the different
and services of that great Ameri in to the m usic room and tak e from the an oration on “ Our Need o f U niversi characters as represented in Mother
G oose’s R h ym es.
can, Neal Dow.
A name which is tables w liat th ey wanted, m arch back ties.” He spoke ot the urgent need o f
into the auditorium and eat and drink a wide dissem ination o f kn ow ledge in
like an army with banners leading standing a la Saratoga. T hus closed an
our land, as the only m eans o f counter-
Bilious Colic.
and inspiring our marching legions interesting occasion and a deserved ; a ctin g the evil influences o f the vast
Persons who are subject to attacks of
o f young boys and girls in their tribute to a man whose life has been hordes o f foreign im m igrants w ho cotne bilious colic w ill be pleased to know that
conquests over that curse as black freely given to the cause o f education ! to our shores and dem and a sa y in g in prom pt relief m ay be had by taking
and who has been a pioneer in this line the formation o f our laws. H e said we C h am b erla in ’s C o lic, Cholera and Diar-
as that other deep dyed curse of
in Oregon.
are sadly deficien t in such U n iversities rhcea R em ed y, and if taken as soon as
slavery which cost this nation live
as abound in G erm an y and som e o f the j the first indication of the disease ap-
and one-half millions of men, and
older nations. A charm ing solo by Mrs ! pears, it w ill prevent the atta ck. For
A T T H E ’ V A R S IT Y .
five thousand millions of dollars to
G rim es concluded the program .
i sale b y J . C. C la rk , Druggist.
T he Y . W . C. A. have elected officers
consume in the battle fires of this for n ext term as follows: President, Miss
Front Cripple Creek.
republic.
Garrison; vice president, Miss Marsh;
Save Your Grain.
A fte r the big fire in C rip p le Creek, I
The exercises were opened by Cor. S ec., Miss Partner; Fin. S ec., Miss
F ew realize th at each squirrel destroys
Parker; treasurer, Miss Sorenson.
took a very severe cold and tried rnauv $1.50 w orth o f grain annually. Wake-
the choir of the Congregational
Mrs. F. R. Cook of the conservatory rem dies w ith ou t help, th e cold o n ly be lee’s Squirrel and G opher Flxterminator
church. The devotional service
and her sister Miss Lois Parker will com ing more settled. A fte r using three is the most effective and econom ical poi
was conducted by a clergyman of
assist the ladies o f the Congregational sm all bottles of C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough son kn ow n . Price reduced to 30 cents,
the Christian church followed by a church o f H illsboro, in g iv in g an enter R em edy, both th e cough and cold left J. C. Sm ock, A gen t, Sherw ood. For sale
song for “ God and Native Land" tainm ent at that place on F rid a y the me, and in this high latitu d e it takes a by J. C. C lark, druggist.
m eritorious cu.igh rem edy to do an y
by a chorus of twelve girls con 26th.
good.— (I. B. H end erso n , editor Daily
T h e jo in t m eeting o f the Ph ilos and
ducted by Mrs. Gen. Thorp.
The
R lp an s T ab u les cure headache.
A d vertiser. For sale by J . C . C la rk ,
G
am
m as was
a decided success. A
R ip an s T ab u les cure bad breath.
R ev. Mr. Shelley was introduced
D ruggist.
m eeting o f the same kind should be
R ipans T ab u les cure biliousness.
and addressed the vast audience
held at least once a month.
R ip an s T ab u les: for sour stomach.
K
tpans
T
ab
u
les
a
ssist
digestion.
upon the life and character of Neal
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T h e address o f the even in g was
delivered
by
I)r. G .
O.
R ogers,
w hose personal acquaintance with
If
N ea l Dow gave an intense interest
to the beautiful speech.
H e gave
and custom s o f the N e w E ngland
people w hen rum was a factor o f
everyday life including the m in is
tration
o f the gospel on Su n day.
T h e doctor traced the
O r A n y O t h e r K in d
progress o f
the m ig h ty forces which G e n . Dow
had set in m otion ,
Buy a Farm,
Buy a Lot.
Buy a House and
M
an interesting history o f the habits
and
g ave
R E A L
his
audience a m ost tenioyable en ter
Patriotic tem perance so n g s were
interspersed
throughout the
exer
CTS.
cises, and the beautiful children of
our city w ho com posed
have
received
the chorus
of
+ E S T A T I
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tain m en t.
o n e y to
• OF THE •
•
F orest G rove L and C o .
W e
have
m any com plim ents
many bargains and now is the time to
W rite for Price List.
from our people for their fine songs
F O R E S T GROVE, ORE«
which constituted a substantial part
o f the entertainm ent.
Office oi
w il l ia m s . W ood
U n t h ic u m ,
Prof. Marsh's Birthday.
T he large auditorium o f M arsh M e
morial H all was tilled M onday n ig h t to
overflow ing with the friends o f Pacific
U n iversity gathered to do hon or to its
aenior professor on the sixty-second an
niversary o f his b irthd ay.
R ev. C. F , C lapp presided over the
meeting and introduced the speakers
with appropriate com m ents.
H on. A.
H incian o f the trustees told o f th e ta r ly
days o f the un iversity and the com in g o f
Prof. M arsh. R ev. A. R ogers, pastor o f
the Congregational church, spoke ol the
professor ss a m em ber and a deacon, o f
the church.
H ere the “ fe m a le " q u ar
tette, as the chairm an announced them .
Misses Stewart. Venen, Parker and Gar-
aiaon sang so sweetly that an encore
called for another selection.
The students o f the college, through
Mr. P. K. Bauer o f the Senior class, next
•■pressed their kindly fee'ing toward
tbeir instructor, while Principal Rates
••presented his associates o f the faculty.
The chairman announced that President
McClelland had promised that he would
White, light and right, that’s the kind of bread
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When the best is the cheapest why use any other?
No better flour is made than “Washingtons Best.”
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