KAY & TODD are the People for
, is oí I i l l i l ■ « . (9 iiii im
F O R T H E N E X T .'¡0 D A Y S w ill noil you their *12.00 .Summer Soils for $10.00
Straw H ats cheaper than the cheapest. T h e y have just received a iu w
supply o f Clothinir and are sellinji at this discount to tret the (ash.
C O M E A N D S E E U S A N D O E T P R IC E S .
E x c lu s iv e A g e n t s f o r IS row n s \ ille W o o le n .M ills.
NEWBERG, Oregon.
.
I
unarmed.
Tiio natives look and points on tho need of equal rights for
D crino the 57 years Queen Victoria !
the
„
,(J
.
j ac«lik e Americans. The fact is the Nor- man and woman. The choir then sang
has heen on the l!riii-ii throne
*
: wrxMunu
<
1
ius'fivnrrxl
Amr.rii'it long before the Wolrd’s W . C. T . U. song, “ Around j
weglans discovered America
pie have given her under the name o( Columbus was born. Wherever roads the World are Hands of Ribbon White.” i
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNINO.
civil list expenditures, $110,275,000.
In have I kioii built by the government, con Mrs. Harford pronounced the benediction I
For Governor,
addition to this $48,070,705 has been cx- veyances are run to accommodate travel and tlio convention adjourned until i
W. I*. LO RD ,
In it.- new rooms near (tic po«t office,
E. II. W oodward , E ditor & P lbusiier .
morning.
and
these
are
almost
invariable
driven
I'Tcwborg, Oregon.
Of .Marion County.
pended for tho maintenance of seveen-
by women. Tho women do the driving
Tuesday morning devotion was led by
For Secretary of State,
j teen royal residences, stables and the like, In that country as women do tbe milking Mrs. Reese of Roseburg. The county
F R ID A Y , J U N E 1, 1804.
H. li. K IN C A ID ,
| Affords ample facilities for the transaction of a general banking business, including Foreign
j The total direct expenditures of tho Queen in tho United States. Sensible and lady presidents reported for their respective
Of Lane County.
and Domestic Exchange. Thanking the public Tor favors of the past year, we solicit a coutinu
like they are loo. Farming, fishing and countihs, encouraging reports they were.
i
alone
is
$154,951,705
or
over
$1,800,000
Entered «i. «colui els«« natter nt the post
j auce of the same for the future.
For State Treasurer,
otlice ut Newbcrg, Oregon.
j per annum.
There is at this date an an- milling ure tho principal avocations of the Rev. Messick brought fraternal greetings
1 'illL . M ETSCH AN,
people.
Most of the mills are little from the ministerial association. He de
DIRECTORS:
inial expenditure in addition for other things driven by water wheels of tho clared himself tor prohibition and said
Of Grant County.
For Supreme Judge,
OEO. W. MITCHELL, President,
A. It. MILLS, Vice-President
F rance lias a liquor Beiler to every members of tbe royal family of $1,200,000. most primitive kind.
that if men proved themselves too coward-
There is not much drunkenness in that ly to do their duty, Gud would raise up a
C. E. W O L V E liT O N ,
It is uuneruliy considered inconvenient to
u. w. M c C o n n e l l , u . c . o h i u m t e x & o x , w . k . a j a b » .
twenty voters.
Of Lane County.
uior woman for a leader whb would “ take us
lie poor but it would bo a biy undertaking country. The liquor busiauitH is under
government control and the sell ?r rccei ivos ( on to victory.” Tho superintendent’» re
MOSES VOTAW, C a s h i e r .
For Attorney-General,
W hen the devil can’t go to church him to spend so much money in a year as is a certain per cent of his sales ports were called for, and showed activity
C. M. IDLE.M AN,
self lie always sends a hypocrite.— Kam 'i mentioned in tho Queen's exjienditures. and turns the rest into tho public along the various lines. Afternoon de
Of Multnomah County.
treasury.
It is tho noxt tiling to votions led hv Mrs. Roinick of Portland. For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Horn.
l u m b e r y a r d
prohibition.
A
liquor
seller
only
sells
one
A
Mother’s
Meeting
was
then
held,
led
I t is not very generally known that on
G. M. IR W IN ,
kind of drinks, li lie sells beer it is beer by Mrs. llaworth of Nowberg,
btate
Of Union County.
W . IE3. H E A C O C K ,
M onday tells the tale. Somebody will election day there w ill appear at the bot alono, if wine it is wine alone and if superintendent of this work. The report
For State Printer,
be left, in fact owing to the blanket bal tom of the ballots two lines reading thus: whisky, lie is not allowed to keep any of superintendents was resumed occupy
W. II. LEED S,
thing clso. Idiocy and insanity are quite ing tho remainder of the afternoon,
For stock running at large— Yes.
lot there will bo several of him.
Of Jackson County.
common. This is accounted for by the
Mrs. ITiruh, state secretary for tho L. i
Turnings, Shingles, Lath, Pickets, Lime, Saud, Glass, Nails and all kinds of Building Mate
For stock running at large—No.
common custom of inter-marrying which T. L. was given one hour to present her ! For Representative in Congress—First rial and Builders’ Hardware.
Ncw berg, Or©gon
G ravel the hillsides on tho public Here is an opportunity for tho people to is not to bo wondered at when wo see the work, and was listened to with much in- j
District.
L IN G E R H E R M A N N .
roads. Oregon is now loo old a country sottlo tiiis much talked of question as to little neighborhoods of people hero and tene t, she being a most enthusiastic lead- I
» bother it is right and proper for stock to there shut iu from the rest of tho world er of the children. The summary is: 20 | For District Attorney— Third District,
to longer put up with jolty cross laying.
j . s. M c C a i n .
run at large in tho public highway.
If by mountainous heights where they legions with a membership of 1.240.
scarcely know any other people except Mrs. Scott of LaGrande was introduced
For Circuit Judge—Third District,
T he ten ton cheese exhibited at tbe tho majority of the voters in tho county their relatives.
as superintendent of the banner L. T. L. I
II. II. IIIiW IT T .
The ¡«euple were anxious to hear the of Oregon, with 223 members, ami 44
W orld’s Fair by Canada was recently cut vote “ yes,” stock will continue to graze
For Member Hoard of Equalization,
gospel
wherever
we
went.
My
interpre
on
the
roadsides
an
of
old,
and
if
the
ma
Aro Headquarters for
graduates.
A
beautiful
banner
was
pre
and eaten in London. What stomachs
S. D. GIBSON.
jority vote “ r.o,” those of us wiio have ter was a young man, a wholesale mer sented this legion which had sent out the
tho lamdoners must have!
chant who sends a ship away with goods largest number of graduates taking a reg Joint Representative Yam hill and Tilla
cows running out, bothering our neigh unco each month.
mook Comities,
Tibs young man who ular course of temperance study.
This
bors,
will
he
compelled
to
keep
them
in
H . G. G U ILD .
was a whole hearted Christian left his banner was presented by Mrs. Narcissa
A f a il u r e of crops from dry weather or
r
Û3
a-
from any other cause was never known in tho parlor.or hack yard. IMalio up your large business to go with me. W e Dover White Kinney, of Astoria, in a forcible \
sent any appointments ahead.
Two
l i c ’iiiblicitii C ou n ty T icket.
the Willamette valley. A protty good mind how you want to vote, and which hours time was all that was necessary to speech, and was responded to by Mrs. !
As on all get a large audienco. The churches were Scott in a very pleasing manner. * A full i
showing for a period covering nearly titty ever way it goes, let'er go.
house greeted the contestants iu tlio even- j
State Senator,
other questions lot the majority rule.
tilled wherever wo wont. I came back to in;r, for the gold medal. These contest-1
years.
We have succeeded in getting reduced prices on a large portion of our goods, and are selliag
J. F. C ALB R E AT1I.
America
with
a
greater
feeling
of
loyalty
ants
having
already
won
silver
medals
in
|
them at corresponding prices. We keep at all times a good stock of
cj __ 1
___________
Representatives,
T w e n t y - f iv e years ago the idea pre to my country than ever before, realizing their respective local unions. A ll ac-
C A L V IN S T A N L E Y ,
C ampaign talk is cheap and tho supply
vailed very generally throughout tho that it ¡3 tho best country the suit shines quitted themselves creditably, the judges |
P L O W S , H A R R O W S , C U L T IV A T O R S ,
J. W. GOWDY.
upon.
of campaign yarns is always equal to the
announcing that the marks were close
country that while for the winter term ol
Sheriff,
ami the decision difficult. Miss Lena
demand, but who has ever heard a word
Tire White Ribbon Convention.
school it was best to employ for teacher a
W A T T HENDERSON.
W A G O N S , B U G G IE S , CARTS, H A R N E S S ,
Parker of I1 crest Grovo was awarded the
spoken against A. JO. McKern, candidate
man who could wallop the obstreperous
County Clerk,
The Twelfth Annual Convention of the medal. Pending the report of the judges
for county clerk, llis olection is con
And
everything
needed in tlio implement line, and are always pleased to show our stock. Call
A.
E.
M
cK
E
R
N
.
Mrs.
Liter
of
Alaska
was
introduced,
and
big boys when necessary, fur the summer Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
and sec us.
ceded already.
made a ten minutes speech to the delight
Recorder,
Helmut any hit of a girl who might apply was held in Salem May 19th to 23rd with
of the audience. Tho male quart tee ren
W Y A T T H A R R IS .
was supposed to "know enough” to teach 102 voting delegates in a!tendance. Tbe dered excellent music.
Main Street,
N E W B E R G . OR.
T he ignorance many people display on
Conntv Judge,
little children.
In most places people State Kxecutive met Saturday evening.
The election of officers was first on tlio
J. E. M AG ERS.
election day is inexcusable to say tho
have outgrown the idea that hut little On Sunday the pulpits of eoveral of Sa program Wednesday morning, and as
County Commissioner,
least. It is tho business of every voter
this is the only opportunity the women
learning and experience in the world is lem’s churches wore filled by whito rib
AMOS NELSO N.
have, at present, of voting, they spent
to post himself on tho questions at issue
i
required to teach in primary work in our bon speakers. Monday morning at 8:30 two and one-lmlf hours, very pleasantly,
County Treasurer.
in every election and tho man who don’t
u t
J. C. PE N N IN G T O N .
public schools mid are demanding that the convention mot, as is the custom of in this way. This election was conducted
do this ought not to bo allowed to vote.
Assessor,
the bust talent shall be employed to start all these gatherings for devotions, led by in a most business like way. Tho roll
was called, and voting members number
JOHN BONES.
tho litllo folks on tho road toward an ed the State Evangelist, Mrs. Amelia Mead,
The first
A t the ifitor-stato oratorical contest ucation. Tlio teacher who lias spent the who chose for her subject, The Promice ing 102 were seated in a body.
Surveyor,
WE SELL FOP.
ballot was an informal one for president,
WE UL'Y FOK
C. E. BRANSON.
O otoC .C . SMITH’S f l g y W
held at Indianapolis recently, Charles
time and money required to fit herself of (iod. Any one who doe« not know and resulted in tho nomination of Mes-
School Superintendent,
Wishart, representing a l’resbytoriun col
dames
Kinney
and
Riggs.
Tlio
formal
properly for primary work and who lias whence this body of women derives its
J. B. 8 T IL W E L L .
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
lege at Monmouth, Illinois, took first
tho necessary natural qualifications to power, would do well to visit them in ballot showed a majority for Mrs. Nur-
Coroner,
cisRA White Kinney of Astoria, who was
prize and L. F. Dimmitt representing De-
make a successful teacher, is worth just their devotional meeting.
C. F. D A N IE L S .
declared president of the W hile Ribbon
You will not he ili.'nppoiute*l hy so doing for
Vauw, the M. E. college o( Indiana was
as much in a graded school as Ihoso who
A t 9 o’clock the business session of tbe Host tho coining year. ' «»Mrs. Riggta lms For Justice of the Peace— Fourth Distiict, you need not pay for ynur photos until you get
awarded second prizo.
satisfaction.
Ilo not forget the place, at Ilaril-
may ho called to loach in tho more ad convention was called to order by Mrs. served tho Union loyally for eight long
A. M. H A D L E Y .
ivlek’s Gallery, Main Street.
vanced grades. Economy ¡ h all right hut Anna It. ltiggs, President. The roll call years but we believe that no matter how
For Constable— Fourth District,
well a general marshal’s his forces, a
I n N ew Y ork the law makos it a mis
W. T. M A C Y .
is it economy to employ a poorly qualified of officers showed twenty-one of tho gen change of leader lends new inspiration to
demeanor to feed English sparrows or to
teacher for primary work at any price? eral officers and superintendents present. the work. Mrs. Riggs retains her posi
put up bird houses to shelter them. Much
IE . IM I-A -IR A S
Tho man who builds a house is supposed Mary E. Allen was appointed to assist the tion as president ol the Refuge Homo in
an offense is punishable by a line of $1,000
Will treat all forms of acute and chronic dis
to put in a solid foundation tho first tiling recording secretary.
Rev. Hutton of Portland, and is also one of the editors of
eases nml answer ail medical and surgical calls
our state organ, tlio “ White Ribbon,”
or imprisonment not to exceed one year.
F. A. E LLIO TT,
promptly.
ho does. Are wo using common senso if Seattle was introduced, and made a stir quite enough for one woman to manage.
ring speech in which he urged tho con
Although tho law was passed in 1880
For
Senator,
Oillce in Hoskins block.
Residence in C. Practical Surveyor, is prepared to survey, sub
wo use poor material in putting in the
Mrs. Kinney is well known to Oregon
divide and plat Farms, Fruit Tracts or Town
Maris
property
near
bank
of
Newbcrg.
Office
vention
to
stand
for
Huritv.
We
soo
no
there has never V e it a prosecution under
J. C. N ELSO N,
hours ]'u:;uto
1 . m., 1 to 2 aud about 7:H 0 Lots on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
foundation for the education of our child difference between libertinism in a state people, she being a Pennsylvania lady of
Government land located.
Of Chehalein.
p. m. Sabbaths 2 to :t p. m.
it.
ren
____________________
official in Kentucky, and libertinism in culture, a former National Organizer lor
N ew berg ,
For Representatives, *
O regon .
NEWBEllG,
•
OREGON.
Oregon. The minutes of tho executive in the W. C. T. U., and now is successor to
L. C. THOM PSON,
NOIUVAY.
I ’ ro f . P. A. G etz of Monmouth, has re
tho interim of convention were read and tlio late .Mary Allen West, national super
Of Carlton ;
Mrs.
approved. Tho seating of delegations in intendent of School of Methods.
ceived Ilio appointment to tho president’s
C. If. B U R C H ,
Kinney is a woman of fine physique arid
W H Y NO T GO T°
Of Amity.
chair in lite Normal school at Ellonslmrg, A Lee turn by ICov. l£lwon<1 Scott on tlio alphabetical order was next carried out. can command tho attention of an audience
X TG .
Reporters wore appointed for the news
I.niwl o f tlio Midnight Sun.
because of her logical reasoning and her
For Judge,
Washington.
Our neighbors on tho
papers all over tho state.
Mi
3
3
L,
II.
Hawortli
&
Mrs.
P
..
M.
Tate's
(Just
north
of
Bank
of
Newbcrg.)
W . M. R A M S E Y ,
llov. El wood Scott ppoko ut Friends
other side of Ilio Columbia have been
Mrs. L. A. Doughery, of Antelope, was oratorical powers, and we predict an up
lift for Oregon »V. C. T. U. under her
Of McMinnville.
drawing on Oregon for some of our best church on last Sunday night on his trav introduced and received with the Chau
leadership.
A
rising
vote
of
thanks
was
For Commissioner,
tauqua
salute.
This
little
woman
rode
Latest Styles»
Prices Reasonable.
els
in
Norway,
giving
a
very
interesting
collego men in tho past two or throe
E. It. C O L L A R !),
seventy-five miles by carriage to tlio near tendered Mrs. Ri;:u« for her faithful,
U&ki summ
account of that far oil’ country, tho habits
efficient
services
for
eight
years
past.
years.
Of Dayton.
est. railroad station so that she might at
Will purchase dross goods, trimmings and all
Mrs, Helen 1>. Harford, of Nowberg,
and customs of tho people, as ho saw tend the convention. The usual commit
findings when desired.
For Sheriff,
was re-elected recording secretary; Mrs.
them
while
there
a
few
years
ago
on
a
tees
were
unpointed,
the
county
presi
J. W. H E N R Y ,
T ue Toledo Illude says with referonce
eforo buying or getting work done elsewhere?
Susie Foster, University l'ark. correspond
Mrs. McDaniel.
dents
constituting
the
committee
on
Plan
journey preaching tho gospel, l i e found
Of McMinnville.
to thè Indiun quest ioti :
New Goods, Latest Styles.
of Work. Pending tlio report of the I ing secretary; Mrs. II. J. Shane, Port
For Clerk,
Tho United States government has tlio whole country mountainous, rough committee on credentials, Reverends T oe land, treasurer; Mrs. Minnie Thoms, Cor
ED. H E N D R IC K S ,
Millinery at Lowest Prices. Pressmak-
-rr ^
liccn shumolnlly lax in keeping its plodgcs and rocky with very little tillable land of Philometh and Uoork of Salem were ! vallis, secretary of the Y ’s, and Mrs. Ada
Of Carlton.
iag, Cutting aud Fitting a Specialty. Qtl&kCl C ity P o u ltr y 13 ,rd.
with thè Ilvo tribua ut tho Indiali torri- anywhere in a body. Little spots boro presented, and responded with short Fiiruii, McMinnvillo, secretary of the L.
For Recorder,
The afternoon was very crowded
tory. Not una pledge bus heen kept in and thorn are cultivated among iho rocks speeches, telling the convention that a T. L.
Three doors east of Wilson’s Grocery.
.......... .... .. t
*
C. F. BUTLER, Proprietor,
JOHN D IXO N ,
full by ns, while doinnmling that tini In
temperance sermon is preached onco with work, indeed this was tho busiest
and
on
tho
mountain
sides.
Of Lafayette.
diana live tip to Ilio strie test lettor of thè
every month in every church in Salem. convention all through we ever attondod
M
BW
BUO
OfincON.
They have voiy little cold weather Mrs. Mead led tin* devotions from 11 to in the «Into, sliowiruj that the work is
law. I h it to ho wondered at that there
For Superintendent of Schools,
-A .. G - C O ^ L .
J
A careful .tudy has ».«iv in »».» me of the Mips-
Mrs. Harford was allowed
uro Indiati outluws?
E. 1!. JAM ISON,
along tho coast us the Gulf Stream tem 12 m. after which the convention ad cro«#ini>.
rmr qualities ami adaptability to this climate of
Of Amity.
pers tho atmosphere. Fruits do splen journed to the basement, of church where Ihri n minutes to talk on Franchise. This
and Kmbaltner. Hearse in connection. Als
! ' «ly propose» orgunizing tho stato into
the
ladies
of
the
M.
E.
church
serv
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
For
Treasurer,
, carries a full iinc of
I f you are not auro you know how to didly, especially ehurrios and strawbeV-
lunch. The afternoon devotion was li i , Prancliis'.' clubs, ¡odopend«iit of tho W.
H. R U M M E L,
|
which
I am now breeding exclusively. Egg*
prepare the blanket ballot for voting get rios. Never saw trees so full of fruit any- by Mrs. Rounds, of Lafayette.
¡
T
I
C
.
T
.U
.
Her sub- i
Of McMinnville.
for sale in season.
a trial ballot before lmml and (.take it wlicro else oxcopt in Oregon.
jeet was, “ Hourly Promises.”
The m u-' Tho new prosiilont was corninoti'«! to
For
Assessor.
• ho piattono by tho retiriug president,
In the far north of Norway the sun nev sic was in charge of Mrs. Osman, Port
Will trim all paper if desired. Hou>e lining
home, and by the help of your wile fix it
C. T. S A I.IN G ,
; bottom prices.
First Street, Newbcrg
land. Tho husinews meeting was called grectal by tho Clmiitanqua salute and
C P 1 UXR BRANCH
Of Sheridan.
up tho way you want it to go into tho er sots for a period of eighty days, hence
to order at 2 p. m. and minutes of fore- ( inailo a beautiful spoi’i'h. Mrs. Riga»
For
Surveyor.
offored
pruvor,
after
tvhich
regolar
busi
box. Many people are more or less ig it is termed tho land of tho midnight main session read.
Reverends Lee ofj
B. E. H A R R IS ,
norant respecting tho wny in which such sun.
Shedd, and Grannis of Salem, were pre-1 ness was r, linee!. Mrs. Rovai of Salem,
Of Dayton.
Rev. Lei» said i | Mrs. Amos of l ’vrtland ami .Mrs. Addlton
Harley, oats and rye do fairly well but wonted and spoke briefly.
things are done, hot some know how to
I or Coroner,
that when tlio lords of creation concluded wom elccted delegato» to tho national
IGO A c r e s , in T r a c t s t o s u it , of from
keep fiom exposing their ignorance in broadstuIT to tho amount of 1200 pounds
I. N. FEN TO N,
| to give women the ballot, then goodbye to con ve itlon to ho belìi in Cleveland, Ohio.
3 to 40 acres each. All partly improved Good
N kwderg ,
public better than others. Wo make no J per capita is »hipped into that country on whisky, goodbye to Coxcv’s army, good Tho Pian of Work committee roported,
O regon .
Of Davton.
I locality, from
to 2 miles from New berg.
a basis of 2,000,000 inhabitants. Pota bye to hard times, etc. The report of the ! hot »pace forbids giving there plans.
( barge for tho above suggestion.
»
Terms easy. Cheap for cish.
toes aro an excellent crop. Sheep do corresponding secretary showed a marked t’ Iie Kcs.ilntion committee a!so roported,
Sprlngbroi k. Or.
E dmund R obinson .
To ('attlomru.
progress notwithstanding financial pres- | after wliieh Mr». Townsend of Newbcrg
C onorrhkman I I aykh , of tho second wall,goat« do hotter and cattle moderately sure. Ten new unions reported.
Sev Moki a "Minici Union" to Mie pleasuro of
I have at my placo southeast of town a
The people raise and manufacture eral unions report saloons kept out of tho audience. The pre odent pronouneeil
Iowa district has lodged a complaint w ith well.
A n n ou n cem en t.
Y et it was f full-Mood Jersey bull. Apply at farm for
La- ìbis a m »del Union india' 1.
tho Washington board of health to tho nearly everything they use, from the lit their localities hv remonstrances.
tle shawl to tbe straw hat and wooden Grand*» reports a lioval Temperance l.o- | no farce hot was eon lm-ted just n» is thè term«.
There » i l l lie a two days meeting at
P. O. G roff .
The best and ino«t ]spillar breed.
effect that tho crowing roosters, in tho shoe*. Hut little money is in circulation
gioii of 22J niemth'is so tlie vliildren are 2 f wbcr* ’ " È " lt ils re* olar n'«’<’tings.
Mountain Home rommer.i log tills, Friday Eggs for sale at *2 per setting o f 15.
neighborhood of his lodging place nt the among tin people, so little in fact that coming tu thè fere.
The regular subscription price of Tnr.
n,p «'“ nvention votoli to go to Roseburg
On Saturday there will ie
1 noxt May.
| G raphic is $1.50 and the regular «ulr ni^ht.
the value of it. They
national capitui deprives him of needed , they hardly kn
d MM \KY.
C all on or address
HobSOll.
meeting at 2 ami 8 p. m. and three
lt was loft with Ilio executive com mit-
happy, well contented, well behaved
Number )f un uia re port in ff, (V> ;
rest nod are therefore a nuisance, Let I
s
uiption
price
of
The
Weekly
Otfgonian
h'O
to
attend
to
nil
unfinished
business.
services
will
he
hel
I
on
Sunday
.
Bring
j people. In the greater part of the coun-
MUsbip of B
1316; honorarv
the Washington authorities place a dozen i try they travel entirely by water. Tho I tnetnb
is $150. Any one subs.-ribing for Tun
J memb H»r*. !>2 ; Y’«. 13); U. T. U, S25 ; The Y ’s work was reported at the evening
your I a.-cu ts w d l filled and let 113 put in
R o o sters in every backyard where a con | mountains come down abruptly to the j school 1
« of uïcth u»l, 12; lcctnn\s given, session, and Mrs. Tufhutn of Albany gave G raphic and paying one year in advance llie day to the glory of God.
gressman lodges nnb let tho crowers crow j sea ami the people live mostly near the
S»*\ en uniens have probi)Lrition by a talk on Kindergarten method*. This can get both T uf . G raphic and The UVe/.-
J amus 1’. B k ic i , Supt.
Ivo keep .saloons out by tH»rsisU»nt was interesting, no doubt, hut too long /;/ Oregonian one year for $2.50. A ll old
themselves hoarse or until congress ad I water'll edge. Wherever the mountains , law; !h
1 run hack gradually making a little rove . j W f'it, eleven nni>i'n« lu w headrftU irters ; for a tired out convention, to listen to
journs in diegnst and the country will be level land, you will almost invariably find
Notte«.
We hail the day when subscribers paying their subscriptions for
I 20!) c 'pies of tia» nati* nal orgin, the with patience.
lietter off. If tho Washington roosters a little village, without roads, without Un ¡or i Signal, 31 IVmor.'st e>'nt<
Pr. Clark Is now propared to extract
held program committee« «hall learn* to cut one year in advance will be entitled to
can solve the problem they will help us horses and without any means of travel »luring 1 the year. flu» treasurer ’« rt j»ort down their program to one hour in the the same offer.
teoth by e h ftru itv . Tln* ;nost sensativp
evening.
except hv water. The little farming done chowe* *1 a little b.dance on hand.
out of a had job.
Bids will be received bv tbe directors of tooth i in al» > l»> propsrod for fill'ng wlth-
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remp
ranee
DoIger”
well
was
is in patches far bark on tho mountain-1
At the evening tuve-ion Mr*. Wallace of;
for Janitor work for ont a l'artic'.e oi paio, hy thè use of e!ec-
ous slopes. From these patehos wires are i Saloni weleomod the convention in be rendered by the quartette, arui ! reeeiv ed a school district No.
T he fiftieth anniversary or the golden ' run down to the villages and the hay and half of the W. i\ T. I ’ giving a forcible heal t y applause. The choro* is as fob the ensuing year.
M. V otaw , Clerk.
, trieity.
jubilee of the Y. M. (V A. will be held in ! other stutr raised is bundled lip ana put illustration depu ting the honor* of the low« :
-
F o r Sai e.
The
Weekly
Oregonian
and
tbe
G
r
a
p
h
Wo bol (ovo in prohibition,
Exeter Hall, one of London's most im on tho wire when it slides down to the liquor trafilo, an i the power <>f the move
i tho street or in tho ennri
A fami of 250 acre«, 4 ^ rniles nortli-
ic one year tor $2.50.
owners home. Hay is cut twice a year ment for their overthrow. IV. Minis»» of
Au
!
,
posing public edifices. The convention
west of Newlierg. For particuliis in«piire
hut it never cures on the ground.
Lines | the South Salem M. K. church welcomed
Wo
urch.
will open June 2 and continue in ses ! are stretched and the green grass is hung I the convention in behalf of the church.
at this office.
The bene«! id Ion was pronounced ami
sion one week, Over 1,1X10 delegates lie- out to dry the same as the washwoman The response was given hy Mrs. Am vs o f , tlio convention adjourned.
Portland.
V solo and chorus, title. Fity
side 4,000 visitors will participate. The . hangs out I er clothes in this country.
Ht,' lierai dc.-oration« wore very taste
Mid-winter Fair I'x«?ursion Tfrket».
Owing to the hills and mountains all. the Hov. followed, rendered in a most ful all through the convention ; the nation
American delegation of over 100 will lie
Portland to San Francisco and return,
over tho whole country, causing rapids pleading manner. Mrs. Uiggs gave her al banner was suspended above the ros-
(leaded by John Wunarnaker, Rev. The and water fulls, there is not a navigable • annual add re««, which w . h the best we
vìa Southern Pacific C o'« Sbasta Borite,
truui, in tbe center of which was a shield
odore I.. C'uyler and other men of promi inland stream in all Norway. Travel j have heard from her in the eight years bearing the m.i ura n, W. G T. V. and L A D IE S U O E PW € A >7 .
wii! he phnvil on «ale January 23. Hate
She a Significant !>ow nt white and yellow rib-
S A l L O i i MATLX
nence. tleorgo Williams tho man who along the coast by water is exceedingly «ho has serv»» i in this capacity.
$27.50. inrlnding Ove adtni^^'ons to thè
C onstipation ,
| cheap. Yon can go a lonit distance for would add to the watchword, agitaV. agi tain .
C L . VES.
fifty years ago founded the first Young
Fair. Ticket« good far thirtv «lays from
IMFUMATiOMi-'r-C BLADDER. a « d
only a few cents.
The Norwegians are | tate, organise, consolidate.
In fifteen
Miss )
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picture
occupied
a
prom-
Men's Christian Association will lie pres i tho most peaceable people in the world, j «tate« the department of homea for home
dato of salo.
At way down price».
incut po
S r ALL K ID N E Y D I S E A S E S . - -
n in front of the desk, and is
ent as an honored delegate. Ho is now j A com|»any of young fellows who went ! loss children has I»eon taken up.
an inspi
W anted — Pushing Carva?ser of good
¡•ui always. The people of the
to
Norway
right
seeing
agreed
themselves
Thirty-five
«lepar!ment«
of
work
are
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the wealthy head of the house in which
'V were '¡uife hospitable and
address. Uberai salar y and expor se* öcld by C. F. Moore & Co.
with revolvers and knives for self pro carried on hy the women of Oregon. Tho «Mn-idsr r th* nnnd r of conventions
lie cletked at the time when ho Is'gan
pai I wcck’y.
Permanent j>o«ition.
tection, hut the natives laughed at them ‘ fact that great fraternal bodies are shut
i.\d t'.i.s <i » in g entertained the
his work of organizing in a little room in for their foolishness and thev soon left j ting out «.aloon men is a straw no* insig
B
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B
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C
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Nurscrymen.
Portland,
Tl Weekly Ortçc-ntan *nd th «
MRS
F
J.
HARRIS
ws
London with a few -d his fellow clerks.
their arms at a hotel au l went on their nificant.
Tho speaker Diade form'.! •
Ore-’ ou.
a>2o)19
: o jc > l j : for $2.50.
rick V k. Main »*
V M. M
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
Chehalein Valley Bank,
D E PO T
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Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
CHRISTENSON BROS.,
AGRICULTURAL
p p
If yon want flrst-class . . .
z
Market
PHOTOS
CASH.
GOOD
ASD
Austin & Stanley.
S U R V E Y IN G .
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
DRESSM AKL lx
MIMI ft I»™» m
PARLORS
UilDfcR AKER
W ALL
PAPER.
FRUIT LANDS FOB SALE.
Poultry Yard
Wyandottes a Specialty.
\¡o M ore B ack A che
V SPECIAL
SALE
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